workplace strategy
Creative masterclass 2023: plan the future of work with RCA
As workplace professionals face a crunch time on making hybrid work happen, WORKTECH Academy has again teamed up with the Royal College of Art to create an online learning experience centred on creative and design thinking
Unworking: new book on the reinvention of the modern office
Over the past 100 years, the office has dominated working life. Now it must be reinvented as part of a flexible future of work. A new book by the co-founders of WORKTECH explains how and why
New LEGO campus opens with focus on play and sustainability
Five years in development, the new LEGO campus in Billund, Denmark, sets down a marker for the new corporate campus in the post-pandemic era of hybrid working
What’s the difference between hybrid and flexible work?
As hybrid and flexible working rise in popularity, what do these terms really mean and how do organisations decide which working practice is right for their business?
Going global: how to manage international business expansion in a post-Covid era
From cultural cohesion to supercharging people with the right technology, Moneypenny’s CEO Joanna Swash explains the challenges and opportunities for growing an SME business overseas
Moneypenny launches research into legal marketing trends
With the pressure on peer-to-peer insights greater than ever, Moneypenny is calling all law firms to participate in its latest research to uncover the trends within legal inbound marketing and the impact the pandemic has had on business acquisition in the industry
Survey: how are operational changes affecting the role of facilities management?
From unpredictable office utilisation to significant shifts in business operations, a new survey asks the facilities management world how they are responding to rapid changes
How accountants can effectively respond to new priorities
Strengthening client service is the biggest priority for accountancy firms in 2021, despite plans to also reduce head count, according to a recent report.
