Office spaces are changing. With the influx of technologies that make it easier to complete tasks in real-time and a growing trend toward remote work, more companies are looking to expand collaborative workspaces, according to Facilities Net. In the traditional office, around 80 percent of real estate was reserved for individual space and the remaining

Earth Day is fast approaching. On April 22nd, individuals and consumers will celebrate the day, which is themed “The Face of Climate Change,” by implementing green strategies throughout their normal practices.

Telecommuting wasn’t an option in the past, but it’s quickly becoming an important consideration for some IT workers, according to research from Robert Half Technology. A recent survey of 3,300 IT employees showed that 75 percent of respondents include remote working flexibility into their decision after receiving a job offer. Moreover, a full 25 percent

These days, it’s seems as though everything is bound for the ‘cloud.’ Files, data and applications are now stored on central servers that can be accessed by subscribers. This has revolutionized the way employees get work done and employers manage operations because they no longer have to be in physical offices to retrieve and update

The recent recession had a number of long-lasting impacts on companies. Many businesses strove to bring down operating costs, streamline their workforces and retain their existing clients. The commercial real estate sector was subject to these changes and has put greater weight on customer service efforts, according to FMLink.