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Facilities Management
Creating an Accessible and Inclusive Workplace
Microsoft’s focus on workplace accessibility provides people with diverse special needs the opportunity to obtain and maintain employment through a structure of ongoing assistance, support,…
The future of offices and the urban environment
In spite of technologies that today enable us to participate in conversations and listen to presentations from anywhere, most of us continue to travel and spend time and money to participate…
The transdisciplinary focus of modern workplace thinking
In spite of technologies that today enable us to participate in conversations and listen to presentations from anywhere, most of us continue to travel and spend time and money to participate…
Stories of place in the fourth industrial revolution: a review of “Life after…
"Life After Carbon" was important reading for the built environment profession even before October 8, 2018 – the day the United Nations issued a report prepared by world-leading scientists…
The power of deep engagement
Workplaces are more mission-critical and dynamic than ever before. But a workplace only exists to enable its users to be their most effective as they contribute to the success of their…
Creating a workplace ecosystem: anticipating and managing unprecedented change
Organisations must blend the diverse skills and knowledge of FM, HR, IT, and Finance professionals to produce a complex ecosystem capable of sustained performance
Agile working? This is Frank’s world and the rest of us just live in it
While there is a great deal of talk about agile working right now, the underlying principles are not new but were forged at least 25 years ago
Managing the intersecting worlds of work on a global scale
The converging worlds of technology, corporate real estate, of ce design, human resources and facilities management are an inevitable and solution driven response to the growth of agile…
The future of facilities management – is it to be workplace management?
Why is there such a gap between the level of service you would expect in a hotel and that which you are likely to receive in so many workplaces?