Industry News: How Hospitality is Changing the Future of the Workplace
byCreating spaces where offices will be magnets not mandates, furnishing empty offices to attract tenants, and more news.
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Maximum flexibility, minimum hassle: Space as a service (SPaaS)
byDIRTT explores Space as a service (SPaaS) and how it will impact the future of work.
How Do CRE Organizations Think Workspace Will Be Repurposed Post-COVID-19?
byYou asked, we got the answers. WDM readers want to know how CRE organizations think workspace will be repurposed as companies retrofit and resize their real estate portfolios.
Landlords To Become “Biggest Competitor” To Flexible Space Operators
byThe virtual edition of GCUC APAC took place last month with one key takeaway being that landlords are expected to become a major competitor — or partner — to flexible space operators.
Hanns Lee On The Developers Perspective Of Flexible Workspace
byBob Fox and Hanns Lee, Managing Direction of Hines’ Office of Innovation discuss a landlord’s perspective of flexible workspace as a service and as an amenity in the future.
What’s Next For Landlords After WeWork’s Crash, And Other Industry News
byHow building owners are weighing their options after WeWork’s crash, Lego’s first phase of its new Billund campus in Denmark, and more news.
The Next Gen Workspace: The Intersection of AI and Human Intelligence
byHow to succeed in today’s tech-savvy work environment and create a one-of-a-kind internal culture that attracts and retains the best employees.
How CRE Experts Are Approaching Building Amenities
byWDM connected with four CRE experts who are looking beyond the here and now of tenant and landlord views of how well-designed amenities are…
NeoCon 2019: Seminars That Caught Our Eye – Part 2
byThe NeoCon 2019 proposals offered an incredible array of topics from all sectors of the industry. Here are a few of the seminars that caught our eye.
The New Mall Tenant Is Your Office, and Other Industry News
byDevelopers are converting closed retail spaces into offices, modern-day landlords are looking at amenities with much more interest than they did before, and more news.