Magnet, Not Mandate: making the office worth the commute

OVERVIEW

The experience of work is now more diverse than ever. There has been significant and fundamental change when it comes to where and how we work. In tandem our expectations of the tools and technologies we use at work have risen sharply.

Hybrid office/home is simply working: for many, as much as a 50/50 split is the norm. Happy people are key to business success, so your spaces need to work for them…and for you.

With your real estate now at lower occupancy, how can technology help optimise your spaces in a way that’s efficient, sustainable and cost-effective?

Optimising the Space

With many organisations either occupying less real estate or seeking to make existing space more efficient, how do you set yourself up for maximum visibility and control?

The Emotional Contract

Attending an office is a big deal for workers. Workplaces need to work for them and employers need to be in tune with their need to be inhabiting spaces that are managed sustainably and in a way that enables their optimum productivity. Smarter, unified collaboration experiences are key. How is it best achieved?

Thinking Short And Long Term

Tech and ops leaders need to consider the short-term consequences of their actions and the long-term impact on their organisation and the broader environment. This can be challenging, especially when balancing the need for innovation and speed with maintaining high standards of commercial relevance, security, and compliance. How do you strike the balance?