smart buildings
Healthy building, healthy planet: how can lighting support the green agenda?
From enhancing employee wellbeing to supporting the sustainable construction of greener buildings, organisations are looking to the workplace to optimise experience and performance
Change up: five ‘musts’ for negotiating workplace change
From wellbeing and engagement to smart infrastructure, workplace transformation is consuming organisational strategy – how can companies stay abreast of change and create more resilient strategies for the future?
Making smart sustainable: smart city ecosystem in a new urban age
The downfall of our urban centres during Covid-19 means that cities need practical solutions to make them more resilient and sustainable int eh future, according to Signify’s Eng Yong Liang
Constructing a greener future: how smart buildings can tackle climate change
The green agenda has never been so relevant for corporate enterprises. A recent report from smart lighting experts Signify looks at how smart buildings are doing their part to achieve carbon neutrality
Smart service support for agile working
How can organisations make the transformation to becoming fully agile? This latest white paper from Signify and WORKTECH Academy explores an integrated approach to implementing an agile strategy from spatial design to IT infrastructure
Seeing double: how the digital twin is transforming facilities management
As the role of facilities management becomes more complex, developing technologies are shaping up to lend a hand in the form of the digital twin
Five key elements that will transform the future smart office
Smart offices can use the potential of digitalisation to address the big challenges in the workplace - but only by changing our interaction with the building first. A new report from Siemens Building Technologies and WORKTECH Academy explains how
Is microchipping the workforce the next tech step-change?
It has echoes of a Hollywood sci-fi blockbuster, but is the idea of microchipping your workforce really so far-fetched? Condeco research suggests not