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Offices are a central topic for companies when planning their future workplace strategies, and experts will need to listen to users to understand what they really need.

A recent survey revealed that while more companies are anticipating their employees to return to the office by September, some workers may not be as eager.

Companies turning to a hybrid workplace need to rely on chief information officers (CIO) in order to make this transition as seamless and beneficial as possible.

Tenants are demanding more flexibility in their work day, which is why many have turned to coworking spaces in order to maintain balance between work and life.

During a conference call, IWG CEO Mark Dixon said that WeWork’s goal of becoming profitable would need a miracle as his own company faces low profits for this year.

The Centre for Cities is predicting that the traditional five-day work week could become the mainstay again within two years as people grow to desire the physical office.

Digital teams have become a big part of the workforce, but before companies adopt this way of operating, they need to have a one-stop-shop for all work-related needs.

Workers returning to the office may be at risk for the burnout they may have dealt with pre-pandemic, so employers need to ensure they remedy the cause of this issue.

As companies turn to temporary leases to accommodate increasing demand for flexibility, coworking companies could see a surge thanks to their short-term nature.

A new study commissioned by essensys revealed that tenants do not feel that the tools and infrastructure they are offered within their flex space is sufficient.