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What’s Hot in Life Sciences Design? Five Key Trends For 2024

Here’s 5 hot trends SGA's John Sullivan expects to see across the Life Sciences market that put innovation and sustainability at the forefront.

I Think I Know How This Ends

Is the world office buildings going to end? Cushman & Wakefield's Ken Ashley weighs in with 3 game changing predictions.

2024: The Year of the Intentional Workplace

Gensler's Michael Chapell, shares three strategies for leveraging your brand to tame workplace uncertainty.

Four Keys to Thriving Workers and Successful Organizations

Inspired from her original mid-pandemic post, author Jan Johnson and Yong In have updated the thinking with post mid-pandemic insights.

Part 1: Double Down On People-First Cultural Evolution

Key point #1 in the series stresses the importance of supporting the people-first cultural evolution through multiple examples.

Part 2: Promote the Value of the Office to Nurture Connections and Interactions

Part 2 explores the importance of social cohesion to nurture and foster connections and authentic interactions.

Part 3: Encourage Teams to Develop Team Agreements

Part 3 makes the case for team agreements by explaining what they include and their value to organizations.

Part 4: Intentionally Design with Adaptability in Mind

The final part of the series introduces the idea of a "Shakedown Cruise" and why to intentionally design with an adaptive mindset.

Navigating Change: Transformative Strategies For Landlords In The New Era Of Workspace

Commercial real estate must adapt to thrive amidst the rise of hybrid work and shifting tenant expectations.

Hindsight is not always 2020: Why Organizations are Stuck & the Strategies to Move On

Ware Malcomb's Cynthia Milota and Jinger Tapia explore three strategies for leaders to move beyond office nostalgia.

Navigating The AI Wave And The Impact In The 2024 Workplace

Time for Trends & Predictions! JLL's Kari Smith Forecasts the Rise of Generative AI in the 2024 Workplace and three guardrails for success.

Does The Workforce Actually Want AI Tools?

Over 50% of employees in a recent study have stated that they use AI for complex tasks, but employers remain more hesitant.
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