Tech

From drones and 3D printing to smart technologies and blockchain-based tools, here are the technologies that are set to disrupt the status quo for flexible workspace in 2019.

PropTech is disrupting the commercial real estate and property markets, including the flexible workspace industry.

Starbucks is blocking access to certain websites, including pornography, when users connect via its free WiFi service. With that in mind, should flexible workspace operators ban access to certain sites...

IoT, machine learning (big data) and automation are just 3 technologies that are shaping the future of work. They are influencing the transition of the modern workplace by supporting the...

Australian coworking space, Home Base, is fully automated and doesn’t employ on-site staff to manage its space nor build community. In an interview with Allwork.Space, Home Base explains how their...

Digital marketing expert Kirk Deis has been testing a new bit of free tech, Google Optimize, which enables flexible workspace operators to test and measure the effectiveness of their content...

The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force on 28th May 2018 Under the GDPR, the data protection of individuals is greatly enhanced Any business operating in...

Smart contract-based business are bringing blockchain tech to the masses TrustaBit allows airlines to automatically issue travel vouchers to passengers, while LeadCoin gives businesses a new way to find customers...

Launched last year, financial services startup Salaryo offers flexible lending exclusively for coworking members. The service is the first of its kind in the flexible workspace industry. In addition to supporting...

Nisha Garigarn, co-founder of Croissant, discloses how the coworking app has evolved over the last year and their plans for the future.