David Kinnaird, essensys North American Managing Director, longtime serviced office veteran and IT expert, was recently interviewed by All Work about Workspace Wi-Fi. With security breaches and malware ransom attacks in the recent months, knowing the pitfalls and how to avoid them is a critical component of delivering quality service to your customers.
This spring the Global Workspace Association conducted its annual Industry Financial Survey, and the results are in. They are both consistent with the market trend towards growth and debunk myths that have been circulating about the industry. Here are the findings that stand out.
Earlier this month the Workspace Association of New York brought together its members from the greater NYC metro area and across the United States for its 12th annual Day Conference. WANY President Ray Lindenberg put together a great group of industry expert speakers to highlight the important changes happening in today's workspace market. From Commercial Real Estate, to workspace design and community, the day was jam-packed with useful content for shared workspace operators of all shapes and sizes. Here's what we learned...
The general shift in workplace trends, technology advancements, and employer mindsets are driving a unique distribution of remote workers and freelancers in the workforce. With increasing adoption of flexible work options and changing approaches to corporate work styles, the result has been an increase in opportunities to provide flexible office space.
Whether you run a Coworking space or traditional business center, at the crux of the shared workspace industry, is supplying flexible office services to a continually expanding and increasingly dynamic workforce. Often, however, resources are tight and budgets are small – forcing workspace operators to focus solely on the required operational tasks. This causes other important elements of running their space to fall by the wayside, resulting in lost revenue and unhappy customers.
GCUC 2017 in NYC raised the bar for industry conferences. From Convene, the impressive venue, to the refreshing content and panels from industry experts. It’ll be interesting to see how the organizers at GCUC will outdo themselves next year. But we won’t get ahead of ourselves...
BCA Executive Director Jennifer Brooke kicked off another flagship event with a rallying cry listing dozens of new workspaces up and down the UK and how, to sustain success, our thriving sector needs to rapidly respond to changing customer expectations.
essensys headed out West last week for the QTLY San Diego and Los Angeles events. These are local events tailored to foster community and share best practices among local shared workspace owners and operators.
Much like we see globally in the shared workspace and coworking industries, the Southern California market continues to grow. Touring the USA with QTLY has allowed us to see the diversity throughout the market, understand the myriad of business models, and meet the people behind the workspaces.