Social standing: rebuilding experience and informal collaboration
Informal collaborations, experiences and social connections need to be rebuilt as we head back to the office. Can technology provide answers? A new report from Condeco probes the issue
Office return radar: what are the big employers planning this autumn?
September 2021 was flagged as the key moment to kickstart the return to the office, but corporate organisations are still struggling to put new plans in place. WORKTECH Academy has compiled a survey of strategic moves by large companies
The future of work has arrived early with tech take-up
This WORKTECH Wednesday Briefing looks at how the post-pandemic technology boom has accelerated the future of work, and at Denmark’s world-first certification for data and IT security
Why ‘experience journeys’ are critical to a switch to hybrid work
This WORKTECH Briefing looks at the critical role of experience mapping in shaping the future of work and the debate behind UK civil servants being forced back to the office
Coworking closures: new hope for flexible space market after cull
This WORKTECH Wednesday Briefing looks at a new report which explains how new coworking business models are emerging after large operators lost a fifth of all Northern American locations
On your bike: how micro-mobility is changing corporate real estate in cities
Micro-mobility in cities is on the rise, but how can real estate professionals benefit from this shift in transport preference? A new report from Urban Land Institute looks at how the property sector is responding
Data driven: seven ways to migrate safely back to the office
As governments and businesses strive to get people back into the office after the global shutdown, what can they do to ensure the safety of employees while observing social distancing measures? Join Signify’s upcoming webinar to find out
Hygiene versus human interaction: make or break for the sharing economy?
So much of our working life in cities is based on a model of shared services. What happens now that coronavirus has cast a shadow over both urban and workplace planning?
