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As many companies shift towards a more remote workforce, it is important for both workers and customers to have access to technology that makes communication seamless.

The vast majority of workers in America experience some sort of work-related stress, and flexible work options may be the most effective solution to this growing problem.

Flexible workspace firm Industrious will open its first location in downtown Phoenix this fall, taking up 30,000 square feet across two floors in the Monroe building.

Research commissioned by Regus has revealed that coworking spaces located in smaller towns helped reduce carbon emissions, commute times and improved employee well-being.

Today’s workers want a work environment that supports flexibility, the ability to network with other professionals and is cost-efficient, and coworking offers just that.

Today’s work environments are a reflection of the evolving workforce, who expect amenities that support flexibility, collaboration, a work-life balance and community.

Environmentally friendly business practices are becoming a demand of both employees and consumers, and remote work may be the best way to tackle this global issue.

Kevin Turner of global IT company Unisys explains how advanced technological integration in the workplace boosts productivity, flexibility and employee satisfaction.

Risk managers are dealt with the task of preparing a company for potential risks that could be damaging, and flexible working may be the one tool that covers their bases.

Hot desking has become a popular way for companies to be cost efficient and make proper use of their office space, but it could be hindering the concentration of workers.