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On the decentralization of knowledge work in the 21st century

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Decentralized Knowledge Work: Transforming Organizational Management, Culture
The economics of office presence
Buildings and bureaus: RTO isn’t only about trust and control
Redefining office space use in the post CCO era
No assembly required
Future shock and past snapback
The terms “flex” “hybrid” and “remote” represent evolution of knowledge work
From workplace to gathering place
An emerging — and dubious — tradeoff: Making CCOs destinations worth the drive. An emerging — and dubious — tradeoff: Making CCOs destinations worth the drive.
It’s now longer about whether to CCO or not. New model of knowledge work needed.
Distance isn’t quite dead. It’s being defined and justified. And it remains a burden.
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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…

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by Frederick Pilot
April 27, 2020

Poll shows voter support for $3 bridge toll hike

With constant gridlock turning freeways into parking lots, BART trains packed to the gills and mounting concerns about how to…

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by Frederick Pilot
July 4, 2017

Dealing with the Sprawl Devil

In the last seven years alone, 600,000 new residents have settled in the region. Alameda is the fastest growing of…

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by Frederick Pilot
June 12, 2017

The continuing commuting paradox of the S.F. Bay Area, stuck in the 20th Century

        Eighty percent of jobs in the Bay Area are concentrated in suburban fringes with little access…

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by Frederick Pilot
April 20, 2017
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