Monumental changes are coming to our workplaces. That’s not news, but it is something that tends to be discussed in a dream-like way and not a practical one. Automation, artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain are no longer pipedreams or work-in-development but are really going to hit the mainstream in
In the future nobody will work in an office, right? We're all going to be sat in our hammocks telepathically communicating to our colleagues, having achieved some kind of work/life nirvana. Actually no. Offices will still be a thing, it's just that - rather like our working practices -
Smart offices are becoming more and more relevant as IoT (Internet of Things) devices invade more and more of our productive work spaces. For example, entire smart systems are now dedicated to make every modern establishment both energy and management efficient. The average user is typically stuck with the option
Company culture is one of those intangible things that transforms a good workplace into a great one. It’s become a key tool for recruiters looking to attract the best candidates, or employers trying to increase employee retention. A decent pay package and office perks aren’t enough to keep
Guild announces appointment of Professor Robin Dunbar, Professor Julia Hobsbawm OBE and Annabel King to advisory board.
Last year, non-profit research firm Institute for the Future, released a report exploring the role of emerging technologies in society and work. The report, which was created in partnership with Dell, examined robotics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, virtual reality, augmented reality, and cloud computing. It looked at the effect that
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