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Our blog and monthly newsletter subscription What’s Working Now are focused on sharing valuable knowledge that empowers our audience to make informed decisions and embrace the future of work. While there isn’t a one-size-fits-all blueprint for navigating hybrid realities, our goal is to share resources that support you in your journey.

5 Ways to foster a creative workplace culture

A creative workplace culture is essential to being innovative in today’s global, 24/7 business climate. The work we perform today

5 Ways to create an engaged workplace culture

An engaged workplace culture creates higher levels of employee satisfaction, wellbeing and productivity. Being engaged at work is a paramount

5 Ways to build an innovative workplace culture

An innovative workplace culture is a must for organizations in highly competitive industries, where they battle for the best and

What is a workplace transformation and why is it important?

What is workplace transformation? The kind of work we do today is radically different than the work we pre-pandemic. Corporate

5 Ways Virtual Reality will Change the Workplace

As we move further into the digital age, workplace technology is continuing to evolve, and virtual reality (VR) stands at

What is “resi-mmercial” design? Ancillary furniture trends for today’s workplace

Ancillary furniture has become one of the biggest trends in office design. Ancillary furniture applications support us as work becomes

Using data to solve workplace real estate optimization challenges

The kind of work we do today is radically different than the work we did even 20 years ago, and

How biophilic design reduces stress and promotes renewal at work

As our work becomes more creative, biophilia, the principle that we have a innate desire to connect with nature, helps

8 Ways to create inspiring, informal and high-performing workspaces

Many people predicted the end of corporate offices after the introduction of smartphones, tablets and universally available WiFi, reasoning that