Workplace strategy
Optimize your workspace with expert guidance from Exis. Explore our Workplace Strategy blog category for insights on design, productivity, and more.
Over the coming weeks, executives are going to be inundated with articles and white papers telling them that, to survive in the post COVID-19 business world, they are going to need to completely change their space, their furniture and their employee densities.
Working from home is neither a new concept nor a response to the pandemic. The trend began gaining momentum a few years before the pandemic.
Hybrid work is the norm for many organizations across the globe. As a result, offices must be flexible, easily accessible and productive.
Take the hassle out of managing your next hybrid meeting with these top 5 tools to make the process more efficient.
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The commercial real estate landscape is evolving, and with it comes a growing trend towards multi-tenant buildings.
In today’s competitive business landscape, fostering a positive work culture is a must. But did you know that your workplace design can be a strategic tool in achieving this goal?
In our latest blog we delve deeper into how to utilize a data-driven approach to implement hybrid real estate strategies.
What 5 key lessons from 2023 should tenants apply in 2024?
We’ve built a checklist for end-users of commercial property to make the right property choices that align with their business objectives.
Workplace strategy is no longer defined by square footage alone. As organizations adapt to hybrid work, employee expectations, and evolving business goals, companies are rethinking how office spaces support collaboration, culture, productivity, and long-term flexibility.
Corporate real estate has traditionally been measured in terms of cost, efficiency, and square footage. But as competition for talent intensifies, it’s becoming clear that real estate choices directly influence how companies recruit, retain, and engage their people.
Rapid expansion can create real estate challenges that aren’t always obvious at first. From excess space and rising occupancy costs to inflexible commitments and poorly suited locations, occupiers need to consider more than simply finding space. Here are five hidden costs and risks to consider when expanding.