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Supporting Mobility
People take mobile working for granted. The facts back that up. Recently, we asked business leaders what elements will drive the design of their work environments in the next 3 to 5 years. The top response (62%) was providing wireless technology. Already, 69% of these companies report using wireless or Wi-Fi connectivity throughout their facilities.
Mobility across the campus is a trend that will continue, as will the trend to work elsewhere—from coffee shops to living rooms. Most organizations we surveyed embrace alternative work strategies, including working from home. About 60% of them give these workers laptops, but most (69%) don't provide additional support like an ergonomic chair, adjustable table, or task lighting.
Supporting Mobility
People take mobile working for granted. The facts back that up. Recently, we asked business leaders what elements will drive the design of their work environments in the next 3 to 5 years. The top response (62%) was providing wireless technology. Already, 69% of these companies report using wireless or Wi-Fi connectivity throughout their facilities.
Mobility across the campus is a trend that will continue, as will the trend to work elsewhere—from coffee shops to living rooms. Most organizations we surveyed embrace alternative work strategies, including working from home. About 60% of them give these workers laptops, but most (69%) don't provide additional support like an ergonomic chair, adjustable table, or task lighting.