Modern workforces require office space that fulfils an evolving set of needs. Growing vacancy rates shows office space is not being consumed and utilised at the rate it once was; and often occupiers are not getting what they want, consistently. What does this mean for occupiers, and how can in-building technology support their needs?
We surveyed 2,500 office workers on how technology is improving and at times damaging workspace experiences. This report delves into the survey’s findings and highlights the key information around office technology and how it’s either helping, or hindering, occupiers.
Move-in-ready, amenity rich flexible space is a growing demand for the UK’s increasingly hybrid working practices. But it’s a complex task to understand how to make this a reality. It can not, however, be achieved without the effective use of technology.
This research focusses on understanding technology’s impact on the occupier experience today and what can be done to improve it. The time to act is now…
are left wanting more; they want technology in their building that they've experienced in others
are frustrated at the state of technology in their office building
think technology in their office is advanced enough to meet their needs
under 34, believe the state of their building’s WiFi performance, negatively impacts their productivity
