In the Loop: Coworking and Mobile Payments

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A Wellness Focused Coworking Space

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Corporate Coworking

So, remember how we said companies adopting remote work strategies and embracing flexible work would be great for our industry? Well, here’s some proof: Spotify and Pandora are among the new tenants of Industrious’ Tennessee Gulch Crossing location.

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Mobile Payments

Earlier this year we predicted that mobile payments would make a splash in our industry. Techcrunch recently published an article on the evolution of mobile payments and how they expect that by next year 70% of mobile users will make mobile payments, and by 2020 a whopping 90%. So, are you already accepting mobile payments in your flexible workspace…if not, give it a thought.

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