On June 3rd, we welcomed 20 workplace leaders to London's Royal Automobile Club for another Workplace Connect round table dinner to discuss the future of hybrid work. It was a tough one, but we've narrowed down the takeaways to these 5. Check them out!

As companies adapt to hybrid work and redefine the purpose of the office, relocation and refurbishment have become more than logistical real estate exercises: they’re critical strategic initiatives that impact talent attraction, retention and performance.

With ever-changing hybrid work patterns putting extra pressure on employers to maintain knowledge within the business, to support and communicate with the hybrid workforce and improve the employee experience, combining data-driven hybrid workplace technology with effective knowledge management capability can make a significant impact on increasingly dispersed and disparate team frameworks.

Effective space planning builds an effective workplace. Follow these 5 steps to space planning to build a workplace that keeps up with the constant change of hybrid work.

2025 is the year that HR becomes a pioneer of ai-driven advances in workplace technology. With the pressure intensifying to find new solutions to the hybrid versus return-to-office catalyst, it is time to take a critical view on current workplace management processes and re-invent.

On October 24th, we got 28 workplace leaders together in London for our second ever round table discussion on the future of hybrid work. Check out the top 9 takeaways right here!

Join Jane Young to look beyond the hype, dive into wider datasets and explore actionable strategies for boosting collaboration and productivity in today’s dynamic, hybrid workplace in this on-demand webinar.

Download this guide for a deep dive into framing, executing and iterating your workplace strategy for a hybrid workplace that boosts connection while reducing costs.

Enable global adoption and manage hybrid change with configurable booking rules and notifications.

Optimize hybrid attendance, manage neighborhoods and increase sharing ratios.