How to handle the federal back-to-office mandate: Tips for a smooth transition

In light of recent return-to-office mandates for American federal employees, space planners in government offices are thinking of ways to smoothen the transition from remote work to in-person work. Workplace leaders have a lot to consider when creating a seamless back-to-office experience for federal workers, including providing clear expectations and ample office space.  Learn how…

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Employee experience management: Adapting to trends in employee engagement

The connected workplace: a modern IT guide

As offices evolve and become more flexible, employee needs are changing rapidly. Keeping your workforce engaged and motivated is an increasingly difficult task. Certain employees work from home, while others are in the office most of the week. Some employees prefer to work in quiet, secluded spaces, while others prefer to collaborate in a free-flowing…

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Asana employees celebrated their return to office—What’s their secret? 

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How do you create workplace engagement that lasts?  For Asana, a leading work management platform, the secret is a human-centric approach. Instead of focusing on perks to drive in-office attendance, Asana’s strategy stems from the philosophy of the leadership team: in-person collaboration is critical for innovation. With that in mind, the workplace design team developed…

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Optimizing your hybrid office: Flexible seating arrangements and the power of desk booking

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Hybrid work is changing the face of the modern workplace. As employees split their time between the office and remote locations, organizations must adapt their physical workspaces to accommodate new ways of working. Flexible seating arrangements, combined with the power of desk booking technology, are key to optimizing the hybrid office and creating a dynamic,…

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Why smart offices are safer for businesses and employees

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In a time when workplace accidents cost businesses billions annually, creating a safe environment is paramount for both employees and organizations. “Smart offices” can provide real-time monitoring, automated responses to threats, and data-driven insights so teams can be more proactive than reactive, keeping employees, visitors, and company assets safe.  What makes an office “smart”? A…

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