When it comes to how we work, things are changing. The old routine of the nine-to-five office day is on the way out as more employees demand the ability to choose when, where and how they do things.

We see this across the enterprise, from mobile devices improving people's flexibility, to concepts such as hot-desking, which do away with the idea that a person needs to spend all their day sitting in the same spot all day long.

But there's still a long way to go. Despite the shifting attitudes of employees, too many firms are still trapped in a old, overly-structured way of working, where people are closely monitored by managers and have a clear, regimented schedule.

So how can smart, innovative technology change that?



A NEW OFFICE, A NEW MINDSET
The key to success will be to change how we view the office. In the future, these spaces will need to be seen as a platform for collaboration, rather than a dreary location that doesn't inspire anyone.

A major factor in this will be changing office spaces to support different types of work. So for example, if people need to collaborate with colleagues, there should be a space for this where the atmosphere is conducive to innovation - but one that's much more stimulating than the traditional meeting room. Similarly, if an employee needs some time to really concentrate on a project, or hold an important phone call, quiet, private spaces are also a must.....follow this https://hogfurniture.com.ng/blogs/before-after/how-smart-offices-transforms-the-way-we-workfor more.