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Hybrid Work
Trends redefining hybrid work.
The current landscape with hydronics and heat pumps feels like an important time to adapt. Changing long-held opinions within the industry is not easy. [...]
Hybrid work is pushing IT to simplify support. Logitech’s Zone Vibe Pro, BBC Sport XR production and HP research show why device management matters. [...]
Missed handoffs, weak collaboration and mentoring gaps may point to management failures. Diagnose the task before blaming the home office. [...]
Manawar Saeed explains why his #BringAnAlly campaign is encouraging employees and leaders to bring new people into inclusion conversations and turn workplace allyship into action. Manawar Saeed explains why his [...]
Remote paralegal jobs in e-discovery, contracts and litigation: where to find them, what they pay (BLS median $62,890) and the red flags that signal a scam. [...]
Workplace Designs
Workplace Design updates.
The profession needs to dismantle the structural and cultural barriers that have held them back for far too long. [...]
Matt from DIY Perks creates a unique PC workstation hidden in a picture frame. This creative project disguises a full computer setup behind landscape art, offering a seamless blend of [...]
Famous future of work keynote speakers, HR futurist consulting experts and thought leaders opine that the workplace is undergoing a period of significant transformation. Artificial intelligence is changing how tasks [...]
Hybrid Workplaces In India: Explore the future of Indian workplaces as they shift towards hybrid, distributed, and human-centric designs that prioritize collaboration, technology, and wellness. [...]
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Understanding the Science behind Performance at Work | A 10-min talk
When organisations hire people, they are essentially hiring a network of brains. Like a network of computers, it is crucial to understand how the brain works and what can be done to keep it in a state that allows high performance. Performance…
Was rebuilding the Taj a bigger challenge, or was it something else?
Celebrated Structural Consultant and Restoration Architect, Mr. Chetan Raikar, Chairman and MD, Structwell Designers & Consultants – the man behind rebuilding the Taj, post the terror attacks, speaks about his biggest challenges. Here is a snapshot on what is it that…
5 tips to easy Green Designing
Green is no longer a colour for Architects and Interior Designers. It is the new Design Philosophy. Green design is about saving money, protecting the environment and protecting people’s health. Green design incorporates sustainable materials and design ideas aimed at…
The Power of Mindfulness in the Workplace: Fostering Well-being and Productivity
In today’s fast-paced and competitive work environment, the prevalence of workplace stress and burnout is undeniable. Not only do these factors jeopardize employee well-being, but they also have profound implications for the overall success of organizations. In response to these…
Pre-Design is as important to architects and clients as diagnosis is to doctors and patients
Naresh Shah, an architect with a successful practice in the USA for 35 years, who claims to be neither a Pre-Designer nor a teacher, has been actually teaching Pre-Design across India for the past few years since his return. On his return…
The Importance of Data and Analytics for Workplace Strategy
Organizations constantly explore ways to improve productivity, engage their workforce, and efficiently allocate resources. Data and analytics have emerged as indispensable tools in achieving these objectives. When applied to workplace strategy, data and analytics have the potential to be a…
Scaling down details to make children friendly spaces – Mrinal Bhatia
To have a conversation about Peppa pig, sea astronauts, gymnastics or play kitchen-kitchen with my toddler clients has been tougher than sketching the skyline of Chicago at -4 degrees with my fingers numb wrapped in woollen gloves for a sketching…
Love inspires Ranjeet Mukherjee
“Love inspires me. Anything done with love, for love, in love or about love will always be beautiful” believes Ranjeet Mukherjee an alumnus of The Faculty of Architecture, CEPT University, Ahmedabad. Ranjeet worked in Auroville for nearly 5 years before…
Construction Equipment Finance and Leasing
After a slowdown of four years, the construction equipment industry in India is seeing a steady revival. Growth figures are expected to reach $5 billion by 2020 from $2.8 billion today, according to ICEMA. The industry’s revenue estimates are touted…
