Many organizations are in transition with their ways of working. The summit provides practical insights to anticipate and respond to what is and can be done. The morning will discuss workplace trends, hybrid working, clubhouses and the future of offices.
Navigating Workplace Transformation: Past, Present, and Future Perspectives
The mailroom was never going to disappear, but we now know that professions and ways of working can be transient.
Workplaces evolve over time due to significant events driven by technological, economic, and societal changes. These events are leading to a widespread shift in working practices known as workplace transformation, with a notable example being the rise of modern-day remote work. Drawing on insights from past transformations, an upcoming shift in ways of working is suggested. This provides management with opportunities to implement innovative work practices and anticipate their impact on corporate housing and operations.
Hybrid working as ‘the worst of both worlds’
Many organizations are caught between two worlds: that of working in the office and remotely
Housing strategy is not about workplaces
The tradition of offering employees a physical place to work (together) largely determined previous housing choices.
New ways of working and their impact
on the real estate market
Now that 1 in 3 employees worldwide wants to work from home full-time and 1 in 8 in the office full-time, the commercial real estate market is now experiencing the consequences of vacancy and falling demand
Remote and fractional work as a solution to solving the people puzzle
We are living in unprecedented times fueled by an increasing scarcity in labor and unimaginable technological innovations.
With the awareness that we must redesign the way we organize work and the lessons learned from working from home during the pandemic, remote and fractional work seem to offer a logic scenario for the future. A great opportunity to solving the People Puzzle!
Digital work and the use of online talent platforms offers opportunities to leverage talent, allowing employers to broaden their talent pools and making better use of hidden potential. But how does this impact areas like management, work arrangements, employee engagement and collaboration and culture? Let’s explore and shape the organization of the future together!
Remote working as a catalyst for competitive advantage
Management literature attributes great strategic value to the ability to change.
The digital revolution and the future of work
Technology has now permanently changed our work. We started working remotely, among other things.
This also includes digital etiquette to ensure that everything runs smoothly. And yet despite all that technology, we have become little more productive in recent years. For example, we use email and the smartphone in a stupid way. How technology will change work even further is explained by means of an AI experiment. This immediately makes clear the impact of AI on the labor market. “AI is currently mainly used to automate jobs. However, economists from Stanford University and MIT argue in favor of using AI to expand the possibilities of human effort.”
Working in the metaverse
Metaverse, as persistent and immersive digital spaces, enable the development, distribution, and consumption of digital artefacts.
Program
10:00 – 12:30 Morning program
12:30 – 13:30 Lunch break
13:30 – 16:30 Afternoon program
16:30 – 17:00 Key take aways
17:00 – 18:00 Closing & social event
Price
Masterclass alumni € 745 exclusive VAT
Date & Location
Workplace transformation refers to the process of
reimagining and restructuring the traditional work
environment in the here and now. This summit provides
participants with strategic insights into the latest trends
and technologies shaping the future of work.
Workplace transformation refers to the process of reimagining and restructuring the traditional work environment in the here and now. This summit provides participants with strategic insights into the latest trends and technologies shaping the future of work.
Understanding these trends and the underlying mechanism of workplace transformation is crucial for developing progressive work and workplace strategies.
Learn more about Herman’s background.