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Retail Therapy for the Office: Blending Physical & Digital at Work

SmithGroup's Kerri McShea shares how "phygital" retail strategies can transform workplace design, blending physical and digital experiences to boost collaboration, personalization, and employee engagement in hybrid work environments.

Designing for the Mind: How Cognitive Insights Can Bring People to the Office

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Countries face different AI challenges, whether facing aging workforces or surging youth populations, but the urgent need for reskilling is the common thread.

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Microsoft’s New Vocabulary Is Rewriting The Future Of Work

From “Agent Boss” to “Intelligence on Tap,” Microsoft’s 2025 Work Trend Index unveils a new AI-driven language that's rewriting everything from team structures to leadership roles.

Structured Hybrid’s Rise and the Future of Office Space

Dr. Gleb Tsipursky offers insight on the Q2 2025 Flex Report, explaining the rise in structured hybrid office spaces.

The Hidden Costs of Open Ceilings

Open ceilings bring style and openness—but not always savings. Know the real costs before you commit to the look.

Office Designers Buy Into Retail’s Influence

Discover how Marilyn Russell of Baker Barrios Architects brings retail-inspired strategies to workplace design, creating branded, engaging, and experience-driven office environments.

Key Trends and Insights from WorkX’s Latest Report on Hybrid Work, AI, and Workplace Evolution

Work Design's Bob Fox shares five key takeaways from WorkX’s latest report that offer valuable insights for navigating the workplace transformation.

Evolving Workplace Design: Insights from Unconventional Sectors

Discover how workplace design can evolve by drawing on lessons from retail, hospitality, and entertainment—creating human-centric, high-performing offices that inspire, engage, and attract top talent in the post-pandemic era.
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