The office lease might not die, but it will be irrevocably changed by far-reaching social, economic and political trends, according to a study by built environment communications firm Magenta Associates.
The rise of the flexible office is the result of dramatic changes in the way corporate occupiers approach their real estate decisions, and will open up opportunities for landlords able to adapt and respond to these shifts, states a report from real estate advisor CBRE.
More than two fifths (42 per cent) of employees say poor technology is stopping them being as productive as they would like to be, according to a report by telecommunications company, Vodafone.
Employers must promote a culture of flexibility across every level of their business if they are to reap the true benefits of an agile workforce, global talent acquisition and management specialist, Alexander Mann Solutions.
Human reaction to light sources should be a primary factor in deciding to deploy them, not just efficiency or cost, according to a report about people's responses to LED lighting.
