As the emergence of the internet of things (IoT) becomes increasingly apparent, companies need to start taking measures to stay on top of evolving technological trends.

Coworkies and coworking operator HubHub are hosting a unique hackathon, Hack Coworking, during London Tech Week 2019 in order to bring together London’s tech community.

Several coworking operators have started implementing data tracking software technology to better accommodate occupants while boosting productivity in their spaces.

Proptech, or real estate technology, is greatly impacting the flexible office industry with advancements such as augmented and virtual reality, machine learning, and more.

Essensys, a cloud software used by several flexible office firms, has raised £28 million from its IPO on the Alternative Investment Market of the London Stock Exchange.

Proptech has emerged as one of the fastest growing investment sectors in the past few years and has aided the coworking industry to become a prominent real estate sector.

China is on its way to lead the world in proptech as it continues to excel in artificial intelligence, virtual and augmented reality, and the Internet of Things.

As more jobs become remote, worker isolation can hurt productivity and push people to leave their positions, so how can we combat worker dissociation in the digital age?

Interactive technology, whether it be artificial intelligence or cloud software, has opened the door to a new level of connectivity and collaboration between colleagues.

WeWork is very much known for growing at a rapid pace worldwide by collecting data that takes notes of each area of interest and utilizing space in unexpected ways.

Coworking spaces have started utilizing data tracking in order to be more aware of how occupants use spaces and amenities, allowing them to better tailor their services.

Younger generations are predicted to make up 60% of the workforce by 2020, so the culture in which we work has shifted to include more flexibility and digital technology.