Technology

The integration of physical and digital workplaces is opening up new opportunities for the way people collaborate

The ‘how’ and ‘where’ people want to work is being transformed by the rapid digitisation of the workplace

Don’t just measure your workplace effectiveness when you move. There are smarter ways to use the workplace as a strategic tool that influences productivity, efficiency and sustainability.

Technology is removing the absolute need for the physical workplace, but by imagining “the best in this best of possible worlds” it will still have a very important purpose.

The complex interplay of the forces driving the workplaces of the future

The changing relationship between work and place challenges our inherited ideas about offices and, now, a combination of the physical and digital is transforming the urban landscape too

As legislators and business leaders look at new ways to encourage staff to disconnect, could the answer have been in our hands all along?

A new era of artificial intelligence and automation will help to transform the workplace, but questions remain about whether this will benefit individuals.

There is enormous potential for british regional centres other than London to capitalise on the worldwide phenomenon of smart cities..

New working practices and increasing urbanisation mean the world’s cities are becoming increasingly important elements in the work and place mix