Decentralized Knowledge Work: Transforming Organizational Management, Culture
The evolution of information and communication technology over the past four decades has decentralized knowledge work. Unlike during the latter…
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Aligning work, outcomes key challenge facing knowledge organizations — not office attendance
The state of knowledge work has reached an accelerated transitional phase of virtualization and decentralization, beginning with the broad adoption…
Apple and Google want to force remote workers back into cubicles. That friction could lead to a job exodus
But who has to come back to work — and when and where — is proving fraught as millions of…
Pandemic hastens end of the centralized commuter office, heralds “Distributed Age.”
A year after the coronavirus sparked an extraordinary exodus of workers from office buildings, what had seemed like a short-term…
Pandemic forced organizational change, shattered Industrial Age boundaries defining knowledge work
Pandemic social distancing restrictions served as an organizational change intervention, forcing knowledge industry organizations to reassess their cultures and beliefs…
The era of the daily gasoline-powered car commute coming to close in Golden State
California is known for its bad air quality and freeways packed with gasoline powered automobiles, particularly during commute times. And…
Shift out of centralized commuter offices a long term trend
What will COVID do to housing? Home builders, city planners and market watchers say the jury is out on whether…
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…
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…
Coronavirus: Sorry, but Working From Home is Overrated – The New York Times
Home-cooked lunches and no commuting while we deal with coronavirus can’t compensate for what’s lost in creativity. Source: Coronavirus: Sorry,…