Workplace of the future stories - Page 2

Diversity – and not just gender diversity – brings different ideas, backgrounds, and assumptions to the table.

Digital is not a new concept. What is new is the notion that digital goes beyond simply implementing technology within businesses.

Microsoft and Fujitsu to collaborate on AI solutions to transform the way people work, focusing on creativity and automation.

Polycom's Tony Simonsen discusses leveraging IoT, improving rural education and healthcare, and championing diversity to craft the workplaces of the future.

Only 16% of ANZ professionals consider technology to be an 'enabler of automating menial tasks to save time.'.

Expect to see more instances of ransomware, DDoS attacks and attacks against Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

Revolutionising the workplace, intelligent spaces mixing on-site and remote working are not luxury but necessity for forward-thinking businesses.

The Japanese ICT company draws attention to issues that arise when sharing data between multiple locations which is stored in the cloud.

Vision Exchange allows teams to brainstorm and work collaboratively through wireless sharing content from laptops and tablets.

If the aim is to create empowered and productive employees, it makes sense that the process should start with them.

If you're measuring the productivity of your employees based on whether you can see them or not, you're probably not getting the most out of them.

Apple's new 175-acre campus in the Santa Clara Valley will be ready for employees this April, according to reports.

​Gartner recently highlighted the top technology trends that will be strategic for most organisations in 2017 - are you prepared?.

As offices evolve into digital hubs, Polycom's Amy Barzdukas discusses cultivating culture and collaboration in tomorrow's workspace.

At the recent Imagine 2016 event in Auckland, there were many topics discussed, not least of which the power of collaboration and the future.

The widespread availability and advances in digital technology are causing rapid changes to the workplace, not seen since the industrial revolution.

The New Zealand channel is well prepared to capitalise on what Polycom sees as being a significant opportunity for growth – Workplace of the Future.

The campus was first proposed in June, and all going to plan is expected to be finished in 2015. How does it compare with your office?.