Coronavirus is going change office design significantly. We are about to undertake a forced large-scale experiment in flexible working, that is going to challenge the very idea that we need an office at all. For years the way we work has been changing significantly. Not so
I'm writing this article on a boat, the sea is lapping on the sides, the sun has just poked out from behind a cloud, and the dog is snoozing. This is why anyone involved in their workplace design needs to change how they think about
The cloud and mobile computing has given workers unprecedented control and choice over where and how they work. Combing the influence of coffee culture, thanks to that wi-fi connection in Costa, souring fuel and property costs, a big emphasis on the environment and a strong demand for flexible
This week O2 launched a flexible working pilot for UK staff in anticipation of the Olympics this summer. On Wednesday O2 shut its head office in Slough and the 3,000 employees normally based there, worked remotely. The rationale behind this move preempts the travel disruption