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Flexible futures: Munich’s path to a new blend of workspace
Seventy years on from the Bavarian Burolandschaft, WORKTECH Munich is set to explore a new blend of agile workspace that brings people, place and technology into a unified whole
Mind games: Paris uses psychology to design for a flexible workforce
How does social scientific research feed into the design of workspace? And how does technology play its part? WORKTECH Paris will focus on creating successful flexible working environments through evidence-led design in June
Japan’s low growth predicament – and what can be done about it
The inaugural WORKTECH Tokyo conference set out the challenges facing the Japanese workplace – and potential solutions from elsewhere to raise productivity. But could the seeds of Japan’s revival be found in its own past management successes?
Perfect ten as New York prepares to discuss a broader future of work
WORKTECH New York marks its decade-long run in Manhattan with a conference and masterclass exploring work beyond the office walls and how to live and work in a post-capitalist economy
Future Retail: adapting to the digital landscape of the future
From an increasing distrust of institutions to the rise of mixed-use spaces, WORKTECH’s Future Retail conference shed new light on how organisations can tackle issues of physical space and data management
Sydney promotes the power of people to transform workplace
From consumption economics to communities beyond walls, WORKTECH Sydney 18 highlighted the importance of both the individual and the collective in driving workplace transformation
Peak progress for Hong Kong as workplace transformations gather pace
One of the world’s most dynamic cities has not turned heads in the past with its workplace design. WORKTECH Hong Kong 2017 gave four reasons why all that may be about to change
Global review: understanding The World of Work in 2018
The Global Partners of WORKTECH Academy have joined forces to create a compendium of new trends for this year. The future of work and workplace is explored under five headings: technology, design, culture, place and people
