VMware will continue remote working to promote workplace diversity

Source:-https://www.itpro.co.uk VMware has announced it’ll continue allowing employees to work from home to promote inclusion and help the environment. As part of its Future of Work initiative, VMware staff will continue to choose to work from home or in the office. Rich Lang, senior vice president of human resources, said staff members would be able to choose permanent remote work, “flexible” working, working near a VMware office, or working full-time from a VMware office. Employees can work from any location

VMware global channel chief: co-investment and diversity matter

Source: www.crn.com.au Co-investment with VMware by its partners is becoming more important to the data centre infrastructure software giant, according to vice president for worldwide channels Jenni Flinders. CRN met Flinders in Sydney yesterday, and while planned late August announcements about the company’s new “Partner Connect” channel program meant she couldn’t offer specifics, Flinders did divulge a little about VMware’s current priorities. She’s keenest on partner engagements that see co-investment in skills, describing such relationships as “getting really strategic for