With more than 1,500 customers and over 300,000 users spread throughout 5 countries, technology company Bringme is involved in a wide range of businesses, from small to large. According to Bringme, there is clearly a small revolution going on in the workplace: organisations are realising that several evolutions are permanent, which is forcing them to make structural changes. Below is an overview of the most striking trends and the resulting opportunities, and CEO Jo Vandebergh shares his insights.
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Seven out of ten companies have discovered that they will need less office space in the future, according to recent studies. In other words, the demand for office space decreases, and the supply increases. We’re seeing companies with business models centring around the rental of offices and coworking spaces taking extra steps in terms of security and digitalisation.
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Once we can all return to the workplace, our business world will look very different as well. COVID-19 is here to stay. And that also means that tomorrow’s company will have to handle receiving parcels and deliveries very differently
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