The workforce has become increasingly more flexible and remote, and in order to keep employees connected and engaged, companies should look into adopting AR and VR.

Technology is constantly evolving, so to implement new systems that supports both employees and customers, businesses need to keep in mind what is most valuable to them.

Research from technology company Lenovo has revealed that small and medium-sized businesses are falling short of offering modern technology, leaving workers unsatisfied.

Technology integration in the workplace has helped make completing tasks more efficient, but has also played a major role in the mistreatment and inequity of employees.

DXC Technology revealed technology trends that will impact the workforce include AI, a shift in IT, data ecosystems, nurturing teams and a change in business leaders.

Eden, a workplace management platform, has raised $25 million in a Series B funding round that will go towards building up its team for global expansion and SaaS tools.

As the 2010s come to a close, the state of digital workplaces have officially hit the ceiling and now, digital ecosystems are what organizations should be striving for.

As technology continues to transform workplaces, organizations must ensure that they are meeting the demand and expectations of employees in order to empower them.

Many signs pointed to Adam Neumann to stepping down as WeWork’s CEO, but the company’s stretch to appear like a technology company may have been the breaking point.

Yardi, a real estate technology firm, is using artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things to change how the shared workspace and real estate industries operate.

Female-focused coworking firm The Wing has announced it will launch a LinkedIn-esque app that allows women to network with each other, but only if they are members.

JLL’s venture capital arm JLL Spark made its first India-focused investment into one of the area’s largest coworking digital platforms, Qdesq, for an undisclosed amount.