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Spontaneous, social and green: London lifts the lid on the new workplace
In the search for more innovation and wellbeing in the workplace, could chance encounters and biophilic design be a winning combination? Speakers at WORKTECH London’s 2018 conference suggested how the future might unfold
The financial workplace: back from the brink to rebuild credibility
A decade after the global banking crash, financial companies are breathing new life into their real estate strategies, according to WORKTECH’s Financial Workplace 2018 conference. But there is still a long way to go…
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
The blended workplace: Singapore shakes up a trio of ingredients
How can culture, technology and space be regarded in equal measure in the workplace of the future? The WORKTECH Singapore 2018 conference took a closer look at how organisations are responding to change
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
New York narrative: the next industrial revolution really is here
Tough and sceptical, the latest edition of WORKTECH New York put the hottest new ideas to about data-driven workspace, amenity-led venues, voice technology, contingent workers and more to the test
