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The evolving nature of smart workplaces

Office spaces of old were designed to house the basics 鈥� workstations, chairs, functional air-conditioning and maybe a pantry if budgets permitted. Times have changed now and so have the office spaces. With the technology-driven Industry 4.0 that had already been transforming the way organisations function, the pandemic added another layer of disruption. With remote and hybrid working models having become a thing of normalcy, technology integration has become a question of 鈥榟ow much鈥�, not 鈥榠f鈥�.

So, what goes into making a workplace smart?
All experts agree that the way to smart is tech. But there are other parameters that are equally crucial.

鈥淭he design of an office directly affects the productivity and wellness of a company and its employees,鈥� says Gaurav Sanghavi, Co-Founder, Pentaspace Design Studio. 鈥淭herefore, it is imperative that offices set up the best possible working environment they can to make their employees comfortable, relaxed and productive,鈥�

In agreement, Amit Aurora, Partner, Group DCA, adds, 鈥淭he parameters that define a workplace are basic functionality and user comfort. How a workplace interacts with people, how it connects with nature, how well-lit it is, and its ventilation: all these make the place well-designed and smart.鈥�

Smart workplaces can have any number of definitions, according to Parth Shah, Co-Founder & COO, DevX, but there are three vital aspects: technology, of course, a critical factor; flexi arrangements;and utilities.

鈥淔lexibility in space allocation, space differentiation and seating arrangements brings an instrumental change,鈥� affirms Rahul Mistri, Principal Designer, Open Atelier, 鈥淪uch factors can be positively influenced by incorporating technology, which is the key to bringing the 鈥榮mart鈥� in any given space.鈥�

As for utilities, Shah says, 鈥淎s a co-working space provider, we invest to provide office furniture and optimise its use, we take care of building services like fire and air-conditioning, and we also take into consideration housekeeping and maintenance.鈥� While most things can be added on, utilities often cannot be done easily. Hence, utility-driven design goes a long way in making a space smart.

To read the full story, CLICK HERE.

Office spaces of old were designed to house the basics 鈥� workstations, chairs, functional air-conditioning and maybe a pantry if budgets permitted. Times have changed now and so have the office spaces. With the technology-driven Industry 4.0 that had already been transforming the way organisations function, the pandemic added another layer of disruption. With remote and hybrid working models having become a thing of normalcy, technology integration has become a question of 鈥榟ow much鈥�, not 鈥榠f鈥�. So, what goes into making a workplace smart? All experts agree that the way to smart is tech. But there are other parameters that are equally crucial. 鈥淭he design of an office directly affects the productivity and wellness of a company and its employees,鈥� says Gaurav Sanghavi, Co-Founder, Pentaspace Design Studio. 鈥淭herefore, it is imperative that offices set up the best possible working environment they can to make their employees comfortable, relaxed and productive,鈥� In agreement, Amit Aurora, Partner, Group DCA, adds, 鈥淭he parameters that define a workplace are basic functionality and user comfort. How a workplace interacts with people, how it connects with nature, how well-lit it is, and its ventilation: all these make the place well-designed and smart.鈥� Smart workplaces can have any number of definitions, according to Parth Shah, Co-Founder & COO, DevX, but there are three vital aspects: technology, of course, a critical factor; flexi arrangements;and utilities. 鈥淔lexibility in space allocation, space differentiation and seating arrangements brings an instrumental change,鈥� affirms Rahul Mistri, Principal Designer, Open Atelier, 鈥淪uch factors can be positively influenced by incorporating technology, which is the key to bringing the 鈥榮mart鈥� in any given space.鈥� As for utilities, Shah says, 鈥淎s a co-working space provider, we invest to provide office furniture and optimise its use, we take care of building services like fire and air-conditioning, and we also take into consideration housekeeping and maintenance.鈥� While most things can be added on, utilities often cannot be done easily. Hence, utility-driven design goes a long way in making a space smart. To read the full story, CLICK HERE.

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