How can workplace practitioners keep up with all the technical developments in our industry?  The post CREtech and some thoughts on keeping up with the Workplace Tech Revolution appeared first on Work and Place ..read more

Review of Andy Lake's book titled BEYOND HYBRID WORKING – A Smarter & Transformational Approach to Flexible Working, published by Routledge (2024) by Paul Carder. The post BEYOND HYBRID WORKING – A Smarter & Transformational Approach to Flexible Working appeared first on Work and Place ..read more

Improving the workspace experience costs money! If you are connected to corporate office space, you will be familiar with the dilemma driven conversation about how to improve the workspace and the need to find the funds for those improvements. At its simplest this is a zero-sum game – you save money by reducing space in […] The post Common characteristics of the Workspace transformation game appeared first on Work and Place ..read more

My original intention was to write a quick blog to raise awareness of the upcoming Workplace Trends event in London on 18 October, strapline ‘The Office as a Desired Destination’. Work&Place are media partners.  But as is the way of these things, it’s turned into a ‘continuing professional development’ day spent reading around the event’s […] The post The Office as a Desired Destination: Workplace Trends, London, 18 October 2023 appeared first on Work and Place ..read more

ONA research findings spanning the pre and post Covid period based on a large population from a single company gives insights into human capital development for workspace strategists.  The post 550 employee group pre/post COVID Organisation Network Analysis Study appeared first on Work and Place ..read more

It wasn’t always the case that once a project was complete and the new occupiers where toiling away in their new workspace, it would make sense to ask if the original intentions of the design are delivering on their promise. Project Managers, Architects and Clients kept in touch of course – they had to – […] The post Post Occupancy Evaluations (but this time with photos and feelings) appeared first on Work and Place ..read more

A highly readable discussion about the forces affecting how, when, and where people get work done – and why they make the choices they do. Many of their 2012 solid predictions (increased flexibility, increased mobility, increased remote work, increased self-management) not only make sense – but have actually come to pass. The post Future Work: How Businesses Can Adapt and Thrive in the New World of Work appeared first on Work and Place ..read more

2022 update of IFMA Foundation's Work on the Move series. Explores the expanding role of FM and leadership associated with delivering workplaces post-pandemic. The post Work On The Move 3 (IFMA Foundation) appeared first on Work and Place ..read more

One of the defining characteristics of the debate about work and workplaces during the pandemic has been the reinvigoration of a couple of ideas about human beings we thought had been put to bed. The first is the idea of people as blank slates, with few or no in-built traits or characteristics, only learned ideas […] The post Beyond The Workplace Zoo-Humanising the Office appeared first on Work and Place ..read more

The radically changing nature of “Work, Workers & Workplaces” – using space as a starting point of innovation The post Work, Workers & Workplaces appeared first on sugar mama dating site in sa ..read more