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Deutschland dilemma: Munich sends a mixed workplace message
How can Germany reconcile its status as the world’s innovation powerhouse with slow progress in transforming its workplace design? The WORKTECH Munich 2019 conference debated the issues
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
What we learnt from New York: dominant ideas will be disrupted
NYC’s notoriously transactional real estate industry is braced for experiential change as disruption arrives from every angle, according to the tenth anniversary edition of WORKTECH New York
Dateline New York: what makes a city a great place to work?
The tenth anniversary edition of the WORKTECH New York conference featured an expert panel discussing how the city has changed in the past ten years –revealing four pillars of the urban experience that shape work and life
A Third City of Entrepreneurs: the workplace revolution of Los Angeles
As Los Angeles welcomes a new cohort of workers into its offices, the inaugural WORKTECH LA 19 explores the changing needs of employees from workplace design, leadership styles and technology infrastructure
Clash of the digital titans: a reality check on workplace technology
Tensions between today’s workplace and the emerging digital workplace were brought into sharp relief at WORKTECH’s latest Tech and Trends 2019 briefing
Passport to PropTech: how technology is changing real estate models
How can property portfolios thrive amid the turbulence of mass digitisation? WORKTECH’s inaugural specialist PropTech conference explored the issues
Japan charts upturn in local fortunes as Tokyo turns to teleworking
The second WORKTECH Tokyo conference didn’t just rely on new ideas from elsewhere – after years of stagnation, the local market is showing positive signs of adopting new ways of working
