Which comes first — the culture or the brand? In today’s hyper-connected, ever- flattening world, it’s almost become a question not worth asking. Coexisting in a chicken/egg, yin-and-yang relationship, an organisation’s brand and culture shape and reflect each other in an interconnected system. One doesn’t change without the other; they
Converging spatial, social and informational trends are creating demand for workplaces that support new patterns of collaboration. Collaboration is one of the most often-discussed and often-misunderstood business issues of our time. Nearly all leading businesses today endorse the value of high-performance teams doing collaborative work, but there
Axa is in advanced talks to take a 70,000 sq ft pre-let at Salmon Harvester Properties’ £40m office scheme, Two Glass Wharf in Bristol. The insurance group entered into negotiations to take the space after ruling out sites at Temple Back, Rivergate and Bank Place. The
Employers realise that providing a desk, chair and modest salary isn't enough to attract and retain the best talent, and get them to produce their finest work. Plenty of people will work for a company for a reasonable salary, but to get and keep the best, a
Nearly everyone agrees that innovation is the way to supercharge an organisation to growth. The right workspaces can help make it happen. Innovation is the “secret sauce” of business success, according to Harvard Business Review. Consulting giant McKinsey says that a company’s ability to innovate has become “the
Westward Housing Association has undertaken an office relocation to Templar House in Newton Abbot from Hatfield House in Torquay. The move was part of a restructure moving many employees out of Hatfield House in Torbay into a more modern office environment. Business Interiors was involved