Shaping Serendipity: What we can learn from the cowork movement
Photo courtesy of NextSpace CoWorking, reprinted with permission.
Ever walk into an office and sense a great disconnect between employees? In the hyper-connected world-of-work, where emails and conference calls keep us constantly plugged in, we often forget that workers still crave face-to-face interaction. Human beings are social creatures, and creativity and socialization go hand-in-hand.
IT’S A TOUCH-SCREEN WORLD, Part 1
Randy Howder 
While the hordes of consumers who waited in line for hours to purchase the new Apple iPad were no doubt eager to experience the ease of information access promised by the device, few were probably thinking about its impact on the future of the physical workplace.
Working Around the Water Cooler
The world of work has changed. Gone are the days when work was a paper-intensive process, compartmentalized among specialists with well-defined, tangible tasks that could be executed individually. In the current knowledge economy, both individuals and teams create value and drive business performance.
