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Introducing Envoy Desks for flexible workplaces
Envoy Desks is a hot desking solution specifically designed to help companies adjust their workplace during COVID-19 and beyond.
This is how to scale your workplace strategy across offices
To scale your workplace efforts your team, starting from the very top, needs to align on strategy and have an “all-in” approach to executing it.
Read More9 types of workplace threats to prepare for in 2021
Workplace security threats are inevitable. In a recent Forrester survey, 100% of companies said they suffered at least one critical event in the past 24 months. Here are 9 common workplace threats your company should prepare for.
Read MoreHow workplace neighborhoods foster safe collaboration
Workplace neighborhoods are areas of an office dedicated to specific departments, functions, or activity types.
Read MoreHere’s how to define your workplace strategy in 5 steps
Opening and managing workplaces around the globe is as exciting as it is complicated. As the people, buildings, and programs…
Read MoreHow to set up hot desks for the flexible workplace
Learn how to set up hot desking in your office to create a safer, more flexible workplace.
Read MoreSocially distant seating in the COVID-compliant workplace
Social distancing requires more than moving desks six feet apart or blocking off every other seat. Here’s your six step plan to set up socially distant seating from the experts at Density.
Read MoreIntroducing Envoy Desks for flexible workplaces
Envoy Desks is a hot desking solution specifically designed to help companies adjust their workplace during COVID-19 and beyond.
Read MoreSocializing safely in the COVID-compliant workplace
It’s not impossible for organizations to encourage safe social behavior at work. It just takes diligence and data—and a plan. The best place to start is in your workplace common areas.
Read MoreWFH is here to stay, just not every day
How long before a widespread return to the workplace remains to be seen. Some estimates say that only twelve percent of the workforce is back to offices. Will offices ever be the same?
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