Microsoft has promised to engage with employee unions at the company and won’t seek to stop them forming.

Between WWDC 2021 and the imminent WWDC 2022, Apple has made significant changes that affect the enterprise community. It’s worth taking a look back at what changed and what that might mean moving forward.

(Disclosure: most of the vendors mentioned are clients of the author.)

Certainly one of the most important events in the tech industry calendar, Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference (WWDC — a.k.a. “DubDub”) takes place starting June 6 with a keynote speech streamed from Apple Park. It’s a given

Do you love meetings? Neither do I.

Tesla and SpaceX chief executive Elon Musk this week delivered an ultimatum to the two companies’ white-collar workers: get back in the corporate office or face firing.

Loom, a collaboration startup that sells software for asynchronous video communication, has laid off staff, citing cost reductions amid economic headwinds.

Apple says millions of fraudulent attempts are made against the App Store and its users each year. The company prevented $1.5 billion in fraudulent transactions in 2021, it said, in line with similar levels of fraud in 2020.

Environment affects modes of work. And that's why the recent shift to remote work is so consequential.

Seven years ago, Microsoft surprised the world — and its hardware partners — by releasing its first laptop: The Surface Book. It was a flop. But, unlike some Microsoft hardware experiments I could mention — the Surface tablet, Surface