The world is slowly getting back on its feet and offices are opening up again. But getting employees back to the workplace requires firms to address their needs for safety, space and experience
Whether making flexible work policies more permanent, or reopening with staggered teams, here’s how facility management and corporate real estate teams can save costs and time rebuilding workplaces for the New Normal.
Densification, open plan spaces, buzzing corporate hubs — these terms from your 2019 real estate strategy no longer reflect the way companies and end users are looking at offices. Here are three major aspects of real estate strategy that need to be managed before the new normal can be embraced.
In 2020, goals like business growth and company expansion have been overtaken by one all-important value — business resilience. Leaders who have their sights set on future-proofing their organisations are building new workplace strategies to ensure financial success and business viability.
Firms like Vanke have too many business interests for the work roles to fit into traditional definitions. That’s why Vanke’s leadership team wanted a workplace strategy that would attract young talent, reflect diverse roles, and promote collaboration.