With many employees working from home on a full or partial basis, companies are looking for efficient methods to backup a home office–dozens or hundreds of them at a time.

We’re looking at manufacturer-recommended laptops for business users that combine aesthetics, functionality, and enough computing power to run a couple heavy-duty production applications simultaneously.

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Nursing homes are tasked to achieve a difficult balancing act of keeping residents safe from coronavirus while lessening the negative effects of social distancing.

Making sure that teachers have the right equipment for the job ensures that they can prepare lessons designed specifically for part-time or full-time virtual learners.

As parents gear up to send their children back to school this fall, we’ve rounded up a few of the best practices in distance learning from K-12 communities around the globe.

Surprisingly, only about seven percent of the U.S. workforce enjoyed a flexible workplace before the pandemic hit. This year, roughly a third of the country’s employed workers have worked remotely as companies mitigated mandatory shutdowns and distancing measures.

From an IT infrastructure perspective, making sure a company is remote-ready presents a number of challenges. For many, it’s a question of scale: companies previously set up to support a small percentage of employees accessing data assets remotely now are wondering how they can accommodate most of the company doing so.