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Companies are exploring the best use of their workspaces, and in order to accommodate the various workstyles of employees, a hub-and-spoke model may be the ideal

The coworking industry has suffered a great deal over the last several months, but operators are optimistic that their spaces will serve as an ideal workplace solution.

WeWork has revealed new steps to help it survive by pausing the opening of new locations, investing into maintenance and adapting to changing customers’ needs.

Coworking spaces will serve a new role in the future of work as companies look to provide fatigued remote workers a place equipped with amenities and community.

While many have proclaimed that the office is dead after months of sweeping remote working policies, people have still expressed the desire to come into a workplace.

Microsoft’s new campus in Herzliya, Israel is focusing its design to create a work environment that values sustainability, collaboration and flexibility for the future.

As we enter into a new phase of the future of work, companies need to use lessons learned over the last several months to improve their infrastructure and operations.

Since it could be several months before any COVID-19 vaccine is available to the general public, what vaccination policies, if any, should building owners enforce?

Although professionals have mostly worked from home throughout the pandemic, coworking spaces will play a vital role in the increasingly flexible workforce of the future.

The future of work in 2021 will be a time where companies create new strategies in terms of operating, communicating and adapting to the evolving needs of workers.