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Connected lighting leader joins Academy as Global Partner
How will lighting in the digital age shape the next generation of smart buildings? Signify has joined WORKTECH Academy as a Global Partner to share the latest thinking
Psychology of automation: how robots affect our mental wellbeing
As machines begin to take on office tasks previously done by human workers, what do people really think about robots making us redundant? And could this help how workplace change is managed?
One unified service: time for joined-up thinking on workplace
All companies now wrestle with the multi-faceted challenge of how to improve worker performance, so why don’t IT, HR and FM come out of their silos to provide one unified workplace management service?
The worth of workplace wellbeing: why feeling good matters
Introducing environmental wellbeing measures for a health-conscious workforce is no longer a luxury – it is a core competency and can be highly cost-effective
After the plague: what will we need from our places of work?
In our weekly WORKTECH Wednesday Briefing during the pandemic, Academy director Jeremy Myerson looks the impact of the virus on the places and spaces for work, while designer Key Kawamura of Studio Banana explores how to stay creative at home
Handle with care: managing people in the post-virus workplace
WORKTECH Wednesday Briefing is a new addition to the Academy’s coverage during the pandemic. In our first video feature, Academy director Jeremy Myerson discusses the potential impact of coronavirus on experience, mental health and leadership at work
New normal: everything you need to know about working from home
From shorter video meetings to encouraging self-care, WORKTECH Academy has rounded up key information and tips to help company leaders and employees to adjust more efficiently to working from home
Working without boundaries: can video bridge the communication gap?
As remote working becomes critical in the time of Covid-19, advanced video conferencing technology is set to make collaboration easier for the work-anywhere employee
