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As the remote workforce continues grows, coworking spaces have become a popular option due to their flexibility and amenities, but is it healthy for all of these workers?

As advancements in technology continue to ramp up, IT teams struggling to keep up with the massive bouts of data need to focus on implementing automation and upskilling.

Many companies that outgrow coworking spaces are not sure what to do next, but FLEX by SquareFoot offers a seamless way for them to transition to new flexible offices.

Novel Coworking will open its new location in Norfolk, Virginia after acquiring the City Center building and renovating it to include coworking and private offices.

Israel-based coworking operator Mindspace will open its first location in Philadelphia where it will take up 42,000 square feet of space in the city’s Wanamaker Building.

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.