“Great design answers a question, offers a solution and solves a problem.” – Dana Hughes, Founder & Editor of Yellowtrace
In the last few decades China has seen dramatic changes in the corporate space, with today’s technology and knowledge-based workplace strategies differing vastly from its older, manufacturing outlook.
In a world where long hours and sleep deprivation are the norm, and constant hustle is essential to workplace success, stress, anxiety and career burnout are at an all-time high. Those who have felt the adverse effects of this always-on economy are turning to one of the happiest nations in the world for inspiration – Denmark
Hundreds of brands and retailers, thousands of vendors, millions of consumer goods – all connected, mobilised and effortlessly managed. At Li & Fung, the process of supply chain management has been perfected to an art – and it continues to evolve, year on year.
With 70% of employees working out of open offices in the U.S. alone, such workspaces are more a norm than a trend. While they cater to the needs of a fast-changing workforce, the flipside becomes all too apparent when one has a report to turn in and needs to engage in some focussed work.