The Unexpected Balance

EMS

Lucernex

See how the pandemic has accelerated the global shift toward location independence — and how technology has made work from home and remote work more possible.

11 min read

Working from home isn’t new, and neither is co-working or satellite locations.

Now, the pandemic is not the only cause of the recent focus on the home office, but has also accelerated the global shift toward location independence. And modern technology has made all of this more possible.

However, the social aspect of the workplace is still a huge driver for employees, and the office still plays a critical role in servicing businesses, with many benefits including:

Social interaction
Opportunity for team productivity and innovation
Physical and cultural representation of the company's brand and identity

In this webinar, we'll discuss how you can strike a balance between working from home and the office during these new and challenging times.

This Webinar Covers:

How coworking has driven out of the need for flexibility, accessibility, employee experience and more flexible cost models
Property and employee insights
How technology is enabling the remote working revolution, accessing disparate geographically
The rise in hybrid locations, with regional and local offices now a core strategy, allowing business to better operate and serve diverse client bases
How the takeaway food revolution has created a rise in "ghost kitchens," sharing costs and optimizing distribution method
A look at shared non-traditional spaces, including R&D facilities, venture parks, and co-working for industrial and manufacturing facilities

The Unexpected Balance

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