workplace strategy
Turbulent flow: why firms need to overcome the fear of missing out
Workplace strategy is currently obsessed with space optimisation for fear of missing out on efficiency gains. But cutting space can also affect team performance. Could a ‘turbulent office’ be the answer?
Factory settings: why is the post-industrial workplace so popular?
Creative firms relocating to industrial heritage buildings is on the rise. Research from the Netherlands suggests that connections to the past provide workers with motivation and identity
All together now: designing for a neurodiverse workforce
New research from the UK sheds light on a complex subject that is increasingly necessary to address as organisations seek to create a more inclusive workplace
Ten years on: is productivity in the Middle East any better?
A decade after a landmark study into office productivity in the Middle East, new research will explore how shifting expectations are reshaping workplace experience
Thriving at work: how to help employees flourish, not just function
As organisations face pressure to enhance performance, companies should pivot towards helping employees flourish at work, as the upcoming WORKTECH Sydney 2025 conference will explore
Benchmarking flexibility: how smart lockers can measure workplace agility
A new global index from Vecos uses smart locker data to benchmark workplace flexibility, offering insights into how organisations can adapt offices for to meet business objectives
The big question: has hybrid work broken knowledge work?
German author and researcher Markus Albers warns that the digital promise of flexible work may be backfiring – and calls for a new narrative on what success really looks like
Growing with purpose: how Clyde & Co scaled a global legal culture
From office culture to AI and mentorship, Clyde & Co chairman Michael Payton reflects on how legal workplaces must adapt without losing their core values
