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Gen Z’s digital demands: the ultimate challenge for workplace tech?
As the Generation Z cohort enters the workforce with different expectations of technology, how should employers best serve their needs? Product development by Logitech suggests new ways forward
Classifying smart buildings: a guide to four levels of smart
Workplace technology is in a constant state of beta, so how can a successful smart building strategy be deployed? Luke Bailey of UnWork explores the four stages of smart building implementation in the first instalment of a trilogy on strategy
Video in vogue: mapping future tech strategies for the workplace
Technology is central to workplace strategy, so why is it still a source of frustration to users? Mike Halliday of Cordless Consultants looks at the impact of audio visual and unified communications in the workplace and how the right tech strategy can really change the game
Building as a platform: the business case for smart real estate
As smart infrastructure rises up the corporate agenda, Elisa Rönkä of Siemens looks at how the physical workplace can contribute to business growth as a dynamic platform
AI in the workplace: creativity friend or foe?
As we embrace the Smart Building, will AI technology support workplace creativity and improve productivity or pose a threat? Nigel Miller of Cordless Consultants weights up the argument
Smart secrets: stitching together the ecosystems of the future
What does ‘smart’ really mean? And how can we learn from the industry’s past mistakes? WORKTECH’s Smart Buildings 2019 conference pulled together key players to share their secrets
Smart Buildings: the critical questions answered
With Smart being the order of the day on every workplace-related project discussion, Cordless Consultants has answered four key questions which will help drive smarter Smart Building strategies
Auto-advance: the impact of automation on the nature of work
Can automation help people get further in their career? George Zarkadakis of Willis Towers Watson suggests it could be the answer to accelerated career progression
