Stretching the Boundaries of Workplace: Why Your Portfolio Needs More Elastic
byPLASTARC’s Melissa Marsh and Mike Sayre explore how the effects of COVID will shape portfolio strategy in the years to come.
PLASTARC’s Melissa Marsh and Mike Sayre explore how the effects of COVID will shape portfolio strategy in the years to come.
The notion of returning to the office as we knew it is flawed. Here’s how COVID has handed us the opportunity to address what wasn’t working.
What leaders must understand about hybrid work arrangements, we can expect an acceleration of changes to office design, and more news.
The workplace we knew before the pandemic has gone away. Companies need to decide what will take its place, and employees are pushing for hybrid work.
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New research from JLL highlights four key strategic priorities for organizations, and how this will impact CRE in the future.
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Essensys’ Jeremy Bernard shares the secret to adapting to the new normal to return to the office is leveraging technology.
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As we return to work, offices must change not only how they look, but how they accommodate a diverse hybrid workforce.