IT'S A TOUCH-SCREEN WORLD, Part 2
Randy Howder GenslerOnWork examines the modern workplace and how design can help us become more engaged and productive as we earn our living.
Randy Howder
Randy Howder While the hordes of consumers who waited in line for hours to purchase the new Apple iPad were no doubt eager to experience the ease of information access promised by the device, few were probably thinking about its impact on the future of the physical workplace.
It’s hard to find any progressive company that isn’t looking at how they can use Web 2.0 to help build their brand and engage clients. For good reason—the reach of social media tools is broad, cost effective, and efficient.
At Opportunity Green, Gervais Tompkin discusses the future of work and how companies will need to provide both physical and virtual high performance environments to fully support employees.