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Practical value: turning AI potential into scalable solutions
Modern buildings generate vast amounts of data, but the systems that manage them often operate in isolation. Coor and WORKTECH Academy's latest report explores how AI is delivering consistency into a fragmented FM landscape
Designing better collaboration: from fragmented tools to connected experiences
As digitisation continues to support the evolving workplace, technology is not just influencing how work feels, but how it flows and functions. A new report by HP and WORKTECH Academy explores how tech is leading the frontier behind a new generation of workplace experience that better supports collaboration and communication.
What’s next in AV integration: five emerging trends for 2025
From AI-driven signage and sustainable displays to next-gen audio, ET Group reports on the latest innovations from the world’s biggest AV tech showcase in Barcelona
Law firms embrace human-first, tech-enabled workplaces
As legal firms adapt to post-pandemic expectations, their workspaces are being reimagined to balance talent needs, digital transformation, and operational excellence.
McKinsey tech analysis pinpoints growth in AI and renewables
A new report from the McKinsey Technology Council has identified 15 leading technology trends. After the round of job cuts in the tech sector last year, longer-term prospects look brighter
The Unworking Podcast: where next for smart buildings?
In the latest Unworking podcast, smart building expert Matthew Marson explores how our built environment can become healthier, greener and safer through the tactical inclusion of smart technologies
Metaverse into reverse: the new technology taking a tumble
Attempts to drum up excitement for the metaverse risk falling flat – even with Apple’s new product launch. When will the workforce show interest in the tool touted as the future of the workplace?
Charting the evolution of office design to Workplace 3.0
Office space has undergone a natural evolution, driven by culture, economic growth, technology and aesthetic changes. But what did the first offices look like and how have they changed since then?
