Research by the World Health Organization suggests every $1 invested in workplace health and employee well-being can yield a 4X return in terms of improved health and productivity. This highlights the importance of health and safety at work, as it can have a significant impact
From cellular workspaces to open plan workspaces, from physical collaborations to virtual collaborations, and from on-site working to hybrid working; the workplace industry has undergone a series of changes and modifications. There have been multiple factors influencing the changing fabric of our workplaces. Economic slowdowns,
2022 has been an introspective year for organizations. Leaders have felt the need to challenge the conventional and rethink workplaces in the context of people, performance, and design. The focus of workplace environment is evolving to be more engaging, technologically-relevant, experience-driven, and healthy. As an
“To return or not to return to offices?” Now, that’s a dilemma faced by the global workforce every day. People are in two minds about returning to offices since they have experienced the best of both worlds now. While remote working is excellent for heads-down
Thinking of making your workspace future-relevant? Think multifunctional. Single-purpose spaces are past; it’s time for fluid, engaging, and dynamic offices. Image Courtesy: Udaan Multifunctional offices, considered a subset of open floor office planning, are associated with co-working, versatility, and liberty. Multifunctional office designs challenge the
“Is my workspace healthy, safe, and engaging?” This is the question today’s working population is asking themselves. Prolonged remote working due to the COVID-19 pandemic has brought a shift in employee needs. While working from home, the workforce felt isolated, misunderstood, and disconnected from their
Agility and flexibility are currently the trending buzzwords and have taken businesses by storm. Work has evolved in the new normal, with workflows becoming more agile and flexible. Work modes have now shifted to a pattern of working in iterations and prioritizing flexibility and collaboration.
A conference room is a heartland for collaboration and decision-making in an office. It is a shared space meant for strategizing and delivering ideas, both, to the team and the client. Today, irrespective of the enterprise scale, conference rooms have become an integral part of
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic made ‘work-from-home’ the new normal. Though the transition from an office-based workspace to a remote workspace was difficult, the IT industry set a shining example. The industry’s versatile work culture, tech-driven data systems, and progressive workforce made this switch
If we asked a diverse group of people to imagine an office space, everyone would have a different notion about it. Some would imagine a space with linear cubicles and cabins, while others would think of an open floor plan with an organic furniture layout;