Bangalore, March 11 2020:  As Covid-19, the Corona virus, continues to spread across India,  some companies are making it easier for people to work  from home. Here is a roundup of  the latest initiatives announced:
Zoho, the Indian office tools specialist is  offering its Remotely Toolkit to customers, free of cost. Remotely, Zoho  comes with  apps from video/voice call facilities, to collaboration tools such as Workdrives. In a twitter the company said:  At @zoho we have embraced remote work. We are now offering the remote work toolkit for all teams to use for free as we pray for the #CoronaVirus crisis to tide over. Access #ZohoRemotely - https://zcu.io/sXYt 
Till the virus is brought under control, over 8000 employees  of Zoho across 10 countries will be working from safety of their homes.
Cisco has offered its remote collaboration tool Webex for free under 90-day licences  even to businesses who are not its customers.
FreeConferenceCall.com,   a leading  global conferencing and collaboration brand has eliminated all pay walls for users in India to help combat the Coronavirus. Users in India can access the full suite of video conferencing capabilities entirely free of charge. Free video and collaboration tools enable users across the country to meet, work and stay connected during this challenging time.
Features include:
- Unlimited international audio conferencing with local dial ins for 75+ markets
- Unlimited video conferencing
- Up to 1,000 participants per conference (significantly more than most providers)
- Screen sharing and drawing
Array Networks Inc.  has  announced its full-fledged support towards enabling corporate workforce to work from home (WFH) amid the coronavirus threats by offering complimentary Virtual Secure Access Gateway (vxAG) and  Direct Desktop Business Continuity Planning license for 30 days to all enterprises who securely wish to plan work from home for their employees.