Creating an inspiring workspace in 2023 as economic pressures intensify
Costs are rising, but should you shelve your workplace project, or make it a higher priority?
Global inflation is causing costs to rise all over the world. The economic slowdown comes at a time when attitudes towards where, when, and how people work are undergoing a monumental shift.
Our latest whitepaper: Adapting, upgrading or moving – creating an inspiring workspace in 2023 as economic pressures intensify, explores the question in detail.
We’ve captured insight from across the world, tapping into the knowledge of specialists in the U.K., New Zealand, India, Hong Kong and more for an informed view on how the costs associated with an office move, or refurbishment can be managed and mitigated, even as prices rise.
Download the whitepaper here.
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