Why the activity-based wardrobe is an extension of agile working
In the switch from suits to sneakers, a new wave of agile working is giving corporate employees freedom over their work apparel. Jeans and t-shirts are no longer reserved for quirky tech start-ups
Super Sydney: designing for the new age of the super-experience
Australia has led the world in workplace design but isn’t complacent about the shifts ahead. The WORKTECH Sydney 2019 conference looked at the key transformations facing the Australian workplace
Swiss style: Basel looks at behaviour to design the next workspace wave
Where does behaviour fit in breakthrough office design? The inaugural WORKTECH Basel conference explored the workplace through an alternative lens to help shape desired cultures and behaviour in an organisation
Barcelona conference builds a bridgehead to employee engagement
How can organisations design for culture? And what really makes employees tick? WORKTECH Barcelona debated the impact of space and technology on workplace and the constant striving for more engagement
Digital empathy: is Germany rewriting its rulebook on workplace design?
Behind the façade of efficiency and introversion, the 2018 WORKTECH Munich conference exposed Germany’s softer side of community and people-centred technology
Going for gold: why wellbeing is the winning workplace strategy
From high performing teams to cultivating psychologically safe environments, athletes and academics raced to discuss the importance of wellbeing in the workplace at the WELLNESS 18 conference
Paris paradigm shift from convention to community
The French workplace is wrestling with changing models of work that appear alien to its traditional office culture. Speakers at WORKTECH Paris 18 highlighted the tensions and contradictions
Smart buildings hacked: six things we learnt about the future workplace
From new deals to dashboards, WORKTECH’s second specialist Smart Buildings conference looked at six drivers of change for the data-driven workplace of tomorrow
