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ARTICLE · 20 MAY 2022

Technology Integration Challenge - The Great Office Occupier & Developer Debate

Lewis Silkin
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Lewis Silkin

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There is no doubt that technology has been the fastest evolving element we have seen in offices. Remote working forced a switch to the use of virtual technologies for staff and organisations alike.

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There is no doubt that technology has been the fastest evolving element we have seen in offices. Remote working forced a switch to the use of virtual technologies for staff and organisations alike. IT departments had to respond to the challenge in order to keep business running and to bridge the gap between commercial and domestic data networks.

Shopping became virtual, transactions were processed in their millions in remote clouds and face to face meetings were reduced to pixel versions of their former selves. Our reliance on technology has never been so critical. It is conceivable that we have seen ten years of accelerated change in an 18 month period.

What lessons has this taught occupiers about their needs on returning to the office? How can technology be deployed to enable companies to be agile and optimise workplace efficiency?

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