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Covid-19 has accelerated digital transformation. Up until now we have only seen design revolutionize our workspaces but with the pandemic introducing new challenges in workplace safety, it’s time to finally use technology to make our workspaces smarter, safer and more efficient.

The pandemic presented new and incredible challenges for millions of workers around the world. In just a matter of weeks, organisations had to navigate the shift to remote operations while maintaining employee well-being and regular conduct of operations.‍

A global study by Steelcase found that 11% of employees are highly dissatisfied with their offices and as a result are highly disengaged from their work. It’s also very well known that employees spend almost a third of their lives in the office. In such a case, the working environment is bound to influence their engagement, well-being and productivity.

Workplace trends have constantly been changing for the last three decades. From cubed seating of the 1950s to open spaces of the 1990s and the introduction of leisure rooms with flexible formats and better amenities in the early 2000s. The workplaces have been evolving towards a more futuristic model with continuous innovations in IT and more focus towards community spaces.

We have seen a fair share of workspace changes happening around the globe in the year 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While technology has been the key force behind these trends in the past, we think that cultural shifts and millennial attitudes will majorly influence the upcoming changes around the workspace.

Though the number of people working partially or fully remote has been on the rise for years now, however the Covid-19 pandemic made everyone join the trend.

The coronavirus pandemic has forced many of us to work from home. Some companies are now considering making this new normal a standard practice even after the covid-19 situation gets resolved.

The coronavirus pandemic bought the world to a halt resulting in a huge revenue loss for businesses as well as economies. This, in turn, has forced organisations all over the world to rethink their workspace requirements and the cost incurred in non-core business activities in order to cope with the current times of crisis.