Digital solutions for healthcare provider Dedalus chose Sony BRAVIA professional displays to transform the workflow at offices across Europe Dedalus, leading European-based providers of healthcare ..read more

The Flexible Space Association (FlexSA) is excited to share the rebranding of its long-standing Virtual Office Forum (VOF) to the FlexSA Compliance Forum (FCF). This ..read more

2024 was an eventful year, with new employment laws and a change of government, as well as rapidly accelerating AI technology, all playing a role ..read more

January can be a demotivating time of year, when many people feel themselves falling into a slump after Christmas and New Year. Digital signage provider ..read more

The West End has overtaken traditional City areas to be the most sought after location for offices in London, according to the latest analysis from ..read more

….but reluctance to disturb mission critical systems hampers change! Business decision makers recognise their slow adoption of process automation solutions, citing it as employees’ key ..read more

A new, independent survey of 250 UK office landlords commissioned by workspace provider infinitSpace found: When repurposing traditional office space, flexible or coworking space was ..read more

A new survey of 250 UK office landlords commissioned by workspace provider infinitSpace found: As a percentage of their total square footage, on average, 36 ..read more

Square Mile Farms, in partnership with elegant workplace and dining destination Devonshire Square, has created a vibrant community farm for City workers Square Mile Farms are bringing farming back into the heart of the city through the stunning location of Devonshire Square. A vibrant five-acre square home to some of London’s most exciting restaurants and businesses, located a stone’s throw from Liverpool Street and Spitalfields Market. From late June through to July, Square Mile Farms will be creating an immersive urban farming experience, where it will grow a selection of fresh herbs and veg ..read more

Bad technology is damaging productivity, efficiency, and leaving enterprises unable to facilitate effective hybrid working for employees whether in the office or at home New research shows that two thirds (65%) of enterprises admit that their office spaces are not optimised for hybrid working, this is despite a further two thirds (66%) wanting to encourage staff back to the office at least part of the time. That’s according to Kinly’s Trusted Connections 2024 report, which surveyed 425 AV professionals at global enterprise-level brands across the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, and the Nordics ..read more