WORKTECH Wednesday Briefing is a new addition to the Academy’s coverage during the pandemic. In our first video feature, Academy director Jeremy Myerson discusses the potential impact of coronavirus on experience, mental health and leadership at work
From shorter video meetings to encouraging self-care, WORKTECH Academy has rounded up key information and tips to help company leaders and employees to adjust more efficiently to working from home
As remote working becomes critical in the time of Covid-19, advanced video conferencing technology is set to make collaboration easier for the work-anywhere employee
As coronavirus tightens its grip, more and more companies are sending their people to work from home. But while greater organisational interest in flexible working is welcome, research suggests there are considerable barriers to enabling work in the home
With only one country in the global top 50 index of innovative nations, Latin America has a lot of ground to make up in the race for innovation. But this represents a real opportunity for companies in the region
The data-shifting and location-tracking potential of Ultra-Wide Band (UWB) is set to open a whole new world of technological possibilities for the workplace. But are companies ready to take advantage?
How can we address a sensory and experiential disconnect in the workplace? A more balanced and harmonious approach to engaging all the senses could make all the difference in an increasingly neuro-diverse world
Here are the latest posts on the Academy site bringing you a spectrum of ideas, evidence and insight from the world of work, sourced via the global WORKTECH knowledge network
In an onstage interview at WORKTECH London, leading global architect David Adjaye explains why religious buildings get contemplation right and why we need to secularise sacred space
Aramark provides food and refreshments, facilities management and uniform services to organisations around the world. LifeWorks Restaurant Group provides custom restaurant solutions.
BVN is an award-winning Australian architectural firm with an international footprint and global reputation for design leadership and innovation
Condeco pioneers workplace technology solutions for the world’s most competitive organisations.
Fourfront Group is a family of companies that create inspiring workplaces that not only embody your culture and values but also foster productivity and wellbeing.
Globally, Haworth improves workplaces with award-winning furniture, interior architecture and technology solutions to help customers achieve business, culture and innovation goals.
UnWork is a management consultancy and research house focused on the future of work, and the collision between people, property and technology.
Aramark provides food and refreshments, facilities management and uniform services to organisations around the world. LifeWorks Restaurant Group provides custom restaurant solutions.
BVN is an award-winning Australian architectural firm with an international footprint and global reputation for design leadership and innovation
Condeco pioneers workplace technology solutions for the world’s most competitive organisations.
Fourfront Group is a family of companies that create inspiring workplaces that not only embody your culture and values but also foster productivity and wellbeing.
Globally, Haworth improves workplaces with award-winning furniture, interior architecture and technology solutions to help customers achieve business, culture and innovation goals.
UnWork is a management consultancy and research house focused on the future of work, and the collision between people, property and technology.