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2021 has brought with it a more definitive understanding of the new ways in which organizations and the workforce will thrive in near to long term future. Distributed workforce model has emerged as the best middle ground between Work from Home and Work from HQ. And while many businesses had created new processes and procedures to adapt to a remote workforce last year, distributed workforce is now a new proposition that companies need to readjust to in order to productively work apart together.

2020 set definitive trends in a lot of ways, with the paradigm shift in work styles leading the conversation. Remote working while oft mentioned was never as widely experienced and accepted. 2021 has ushered in the new normal with a significant percentage of Corporate India heading back to office. The workplace return strategy is built on the pillars of flexibility, convenience, and an uncompromising focus on employee safety & well-being. From distributed workforce to hybrid work models, India Inc plans to move ahead with their best foot forward.

The CRE industry globally is at the cusp of a design & technology driven revolution. In the face of current challenges, a design and technology augmentation seem to be an apt solution to stay relevant, sustainable, agile and in sync with the demands of the new reality. The accelerated change driven by design & tech innovations will ultimately create the workplace of future which will be resilient, flexible, collaborative, intuitive and seamless.

Technology today is influencing every part of our lives – from how we carry out our daily activities to how we conduct our business – virtually or in the physical world and even how we develop real estate projects. This assumes significance to accelerate the pace of construction, contain project cost and timeline escalations while reducing wastage of materials among others.
As India stands at the cusp of becoming a trillion-dollar economy, the country is becoming a key destination for Global Capability Centres (Global Capability Centres (GCCs)). The confluence of India’s vast resources—ranging from real estate to progressive reforms and a skilled workforce—makes it an attractive option for global companies.
The concept of coworking spaces has transformed how we work, providing freedom, collaboration, and a sense of community. However, as we accept these modern workspaces, a new concern emerges: how can we make them more sustainable? In India, the emergence of sustainable coworking spaces is a necessity rather than a trend.
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