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Check no-one hard-coded it anywhere like the /etc/hosts file or equivalent.
Also, check what DNS servers are being used by the company... switch it to use 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 if you can.
Also... your work may be IPv6 whilst your home and phone may be IPv4. It's possible the site is misconfigured on IPv6, try checking IPv4 DNS resolution from the office.
If all of this is whoosh... ask someone.
Velocio
@branwen
Really odd issue here, one I've not seen before.
Office internet is throwing a DNS error for the website I'm meant to be updating. Thought it might have been the DDoS attack on Friday, but still getting it now. Can connect from home internet, and on my phone, and the hosting company have said its fine their end.
Have reset the router to no avail. No idea what to do after that, can't even think what the problem might be?