We’ve Reached Peak Wellness. Most of It Is Nonsense.
On a macro level, ask yourself these questions: Do I live in a place that feels unlivable? Does my commute…
Author: Frederick Pilot
Pandemic rapidly accelerated virtualization, decentralization of knowledge work
The viral pandemic that closed down centralized commuter offices (CCOs) in the first quarter of this year accelerated a trend…
State of California must overcome ingrained organizational culture, IT challenges to successfully navigate transition to virtual work
Two factors have accelerated the State of California’s more than three decades in the making shift to virtual work: The…
Silicon Valley renders itself obsolete
Out of habit, inertia, or just a plain fear of change, many white-collar workplaces have avoided allowing employees to regularly…
Zillow survey suggests housing preferences could be upended in a post-pandemic America, leading to major questions about the future of dense metro cores
SEATTLE, May 13, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Where people choose to live has traditionally been tied to where they work, a…
State of California looks to reduce office space requirements, citing “increased remote workforce.”
California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s revised budget for FY 2021 is seeking considerable savings over the budget his administration proposed in…
NYT: Big Apple facing inflection point on centralized, commute-in offices
But now, as the pandemic eases its grip, companies are considering not just how to safely bring back employees, but…
Pandemic may resolve SF Bay Area paradox
At some point during this period, the economy will open back up. But that doesn’t mean people need to go…
“Seismic shift” in knowledge work
According to a new MIT report, 34 percent of Americans who previously commuted to work report that they were working…
Pandemic previews, hastens arrival of the last rush hour
The social distancing brought on by the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic offers a preview of the benefit of decentralizing knowledge work and…