Issue #30: The State of the Workplace 2023

Issue #30: The State of the Workplace 2023

Our world of work continues to change and evolve. Many organizations are still seeking the right hybrid mix of work from home and in-office collaboration for their employees. An additional layer of complexity is balancing this with the current space they have and will have in the next 1-3 years.?

In this issue, we explore current workplace trends and perspectives on the future of workplace management.

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What to Read

Blog: 3 Benefits of Digital Twin Technology in the Workplace

Discover with hybrid work becoming the dominant work model, why digital twin technology is gaining momentum among the business sector for its ability to provide visibility into a building or workplace’s overall performance.

Blog:? 3 New FMS:Insights Features You Are Going to Love

Learn about the new features we’ve added to FMS:Insights to help users better understand building performance and pinpoint where they can make improvements to their portfolio.?

Article:? Maximize Your Workspace: 5 Technologies To Watch

Our clients are increasingly looking for ways to take the guesswork out of how to best deliver workplaces that are great for their teams and their bottom lines. During another year of uncertainty, here are five workplace trends organizations should embrace to right-fit their corporate real estate with confidence.


What to Listen to

IFMA podcast: Future of Work Trends

This podcast addresses the predictions on which workplace technologies organizations are expected to invest in 2023. Hear how organizations are turning to certain technologies more now in their effort to make a better use of their workplaces.

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What to Watch

State of the Workplace: September 2023

Listen now as our panelists dive into what they are seeing right now in the workplace. You will hear each of their perspectives – executive leadership, facilities management and human resources – on current trends, what they see is coming next as well as answers to your questions.

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What to Attend

Live Webinar:? Drive Sustainability with Hybrid Work October 25th | 11:30am ET

Many organizations have embraced a hybrid work model where workers spend some days working at home and other days in the office. And most governments around the world have committed to Net Zero global CO2 emissions by 2050. Building operations are responsible for around 27% of annual global CO2 emissions, with transportation adding another 25%.?

In this webcast we’ll share best practices, trends in workplace analytics, and real-life examples of optimizing hybrid workplace efficiency to improve sustainability.

Register today:? https://bit.ly/3LAizbN



Did you Know

The evidence suggests that working from home is valued by employees about the same as an 8% pay increase, on average. It’s a huge amenity and helps reduce turnover — in one recent, large study, by as much as 35%.

Kenton Wingfield

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Great topic! It's crucial to understand that the implementation of hybrid work will differ from industry to industry and region to region. Moreover, it will be contingent upon the particular requirements and traditions of each organization. The way employees reacted to the COVID-19 pandemic and any unexpected events could affect how hybrid work progresses. However, companies that are agile, flexible, and responsive to their employees' needs are likely to thrive in this constantly evolving technological environment.

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