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the business case for agile workplace strategies
In a rapidly changing world, workplace agility is a must.
Your workplace strategy and work practices must support a wide range of
business activities optimized to maximize employee:
Engagement | Productivity | Creativity | Innovation
And to stand the test of time, you must continually measure
the results you’ve achieved against organizational goals.
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We work with employers and communities to develop goals and measure the impacts of their workplace strategies. We convince stakeholders of the need for change. And we partner with a select group of workplace product and service providers in thought leadership and customer engagements.
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Organizations that continue to use
19th Century workplace designs and
20th Century workplace practices to do
21st Century work
will not survive.
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Why remote work should approached strategically instead of tactically
"The changes remote work has introduced have happened so gradually you may not have noticed. But its growing popularity is remaking how we work, the tools we use to work, how we communicate at work, and even the hours we work.”
Source: www.vox.com
Good article with lots of data to support the benefits of remote work including increased productivity, better work-life balance, being able to live in more affordable areas, and more.
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Working remotely: the pros and cons of working from home
The changes remote work has introduced have happened so gradually you may not have noticed. But its growing popularity is remaking how we work, the tools we use to work, how we communicate at work, and even the hours we work. It’s also connected to population shifts from big cities to less populated areas, and it’s upending sectors of commercial real estate, both in terms of how spaces are designed and where they’re located.
Source: www.vox.com
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HOK’s “Designing a Neurodiverse Workplace” report is a must-read
Neurodiversity, is an umbrella term for people who aren’t neurotypical, and includes such conditions as autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), dyslexia, and others. HOK’s comprehensive report shows how businesses can design for inclusion of this portion of the workforce.
Source: www.hok.com
Fifteen to twenty percent of people have conditions that mean, to borrow a phrase from Apple, they “think different.” They represent a hugely under-utilized portion of the workforce.
Designing workspaces that are more inclusive of their diversity can help them perform better. A buzzing florescent light can be annoying for some but debilitating for others.
The report offers practical takeaways including specific design strategies, operational changes, and individual adjustments that can help not only this underutilized source of talent thrive, but benefit the rest of your workforce in the process.