The International distribution January one Sudden change The way people use office space.
We’ve entered an age of flexibility in what you doMine, when and where we work.
Technological advances in the fields of design and architecture, cloud-based communication tools, and radical applications of science for comprehensive well-being challenge us from a renewed mindset. Why we come to the office and what the office gives us can’t work remotely. At the same time, working remotely can promote technology fatigue and isolation, especially for Gen Z, whose members at the time expressed frustration at not being able to connect with coworkers who were traditionally “office-bound.”
With rapid developments in AI, machine learning and Internet of Things (IoT) devices, The cloud is increasingly merging with the physical world. Research from Analytics Insight predicts Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) They will reach USD 2.8 billion in production by 2023. In this context – the same mission maintains – offices serve as a place to integrate them.
For example, Accenture Consultancy in the United States is developing an internal application to help its employees find their colleagues. They may sit on other floors.
These types of internal applications, along with social technology platforms, can help people stay connected with their colleagues while enabling innovation at a record pace that improves workplace satisfaction, retention and recognition.
With an increasing number of strategic decisions being influenced by technology, creativity (which is fostered in the office) will be more important than ever. Advances in machine learning will alleviate time-consuming work and trivial tasks, opening up a huge time gap. Innovative brainstorming. This includes everything from technology—automated air quality monitoring to tools for conducting meetings, tracking potential cybercrimes, and ultimately tools to control space for personal preferences.
Los Digital collaboration tools They are poised to play a key role in enabling workers to tap into the company’s collective knowledge, resolve issues remotely with experts, and turn Internet of Things (IoT) data into lasting value.
McKinsey estimates Digital collaboration It has the potential to unlock more than $100 billion in value, thanks to a 20-30% increase in productivity in collaboration-intensive work processes such as vendor management and maintenance.
According to Harvard Business Review, employees are now spending 50% more of their time Collaborative work And use online collaboration tools to facilitate increased productivity by up to 30%.
Therefore, a technology-inspired office space can serve as the foundation for overall better collaboration, less miscommunication, and better collaboration. High productivity.
Many companies are relocating offices “Creative Centers” A high level of innovation, enthusiasm and inspiration for employees. In an article in The Wall Street Journal, the president and chief people officer of customer relationship management (CRM) platform Salesforce said offices are expected to devote 60% of space to collaboration, as opposed to 40% to collaboration. International distribution. It means a Radical change Experienced technology in architecture, furniture and spatial orientation blends into every aspect of the space.
Developers are adapting to this change by creating high-tech office spaces that meet our growing needs for both technology and deep human connection. Recently, according to the Journal, Unilever’s director of human resources said: “The goal is to make offices a destination.”
Thus, the demand for high-tech office space that surpasses the comfort of home is increasing. Businesses are moving into new office spaces that rival what workers can keep and provide at home Qualifying experiences Justifies transfers to work locations.
A clear example is the United States.Buildings completed in or after 2015 have seen 4.9 million square meters of net occupancy growth since the start of the pandemic, compared with 13.7 million square meters of vacant office space during the same period, according to JLL Research.
In Buenos AiresFor its part, for the rest of 2023 and 2024, 283,000 square meters of new surface entry is expected, where technology will be the protagonist, the last expected. JLL Office Market Report.
Demand is driving rental prices for modern buildings that offer high-tech services like high-speed internet and smart meeting rooms. On the flight to quality, Smart office technology is becoming more of an expectation than a luxury.
Before the pandemic, many companies used their “war for talent” arsenal to rent open-plan office space in attractive sectors. The buildings they chose were packed with amenities like corporate gyms, bike storage and coffee shops. Now they are looking for solutions such as artificial intelligence technologies that understand daily routines and work habits, intelligent software that predicts energy consumption, and spaces with media rooms designed for video calls. Everything points to it Office technology is superior to what people have at homeAmid the rise of hybrid jobs.
A more fluid environment can be a great attraction point for people to come back to the office. Many employees still prefer remote work and flexibility, so there must be a good reason to return to the office. Offers the same lifestyle comfort as at home.
Payouts are expected to be elevated relative to historical normal values, which we at JLL expect Effective rents continue to rise Among new products, second-generation assets will require larger offering packages to continue operating.
There is real value in investing in smart technology and the infrastructure that supports it. If not, they will tour the offices with potential clients to see how their building will end up. If it makes it to the list.
