Workstyle

Teleworking and low-tech alternatives allowed many people to continue working in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.

Design thinking offers a new way of looking at broader business problems.

Despite advances in technology, workplace design, HR and management, productivity in the UK has dropped 17 percent in the last decade. But why?

The ‘how’ and ‘where’ people want to work is being transformed by the rapid digitisation of the workplace

An organisation that supports agile working must allow for the preferences and personalities of individuals and provide an appropriate environment.

How do the places in which we choose to work affect the way we think? Are we losing creativity and innovation by limiting the options for many people?

The public sector is now one of the world’s great innovators in workplace thinking and a new network aims to share the knowledge

An event in Finland next year promises to throw open the door to a new era of transdisciplinary research into the modern workplace.

The much talked about characterisics of the offices of firms in the TMT sector have been around for far longer than some people think.

New working practices and increasing urbanisation mean the world’s cities are becoming increasingly important elements in the work and place mix