An Evolution of Leadership Spaces
To illustrate the ways in which business and its leaders have evolved over time, Steelcase dug through its archives to
To illustrate the ways in which business and its leaders have evolved over time, Steelcase dug through its archives to
It turns out workplaces that focus on the intangibles —sight, smell, hearing, taste and touch—are workplaces better equipped to boost employee wellbeing.
LPA Architects shares stunning photos and the design inspiration behind their new workspace in San Jose, California. Steelcase global research
So many people, so much opportunity. For the 84 percent of the world’s population living in emerging economies today, it
Steelcase Brings Together A Global Community Practice Han Paeman’s design firm just lost a bid to Marc Bertier’s firm. Gloating, Bertier
Summary Employee engagement is a serious bottom-line issue. It fuels organizations during times of economic growth and, more critically, when
Three design strategies for supporting privacy in the workplace give choice and control back to workers. Merriam-Webster defines privacy in
How much of your day do you spend sitting down? With laptops, cell phones and video conferencing, you’d think more
Introduction Christine Congdon, Editor of 360 Magazine & Director, Global Research Communications, discusses new data from the Steelcase Global Report and
How sedentary is your work? If you’re like many office workers, you probably wish you could be more active, maybe
Space matters. It shapes the behavior of people and creates the ‘stage’ on which innovation can be propelled. We needed a physical destination that would foster the behaviors of an innovation culture.
Just as many other companies have relied on Steelcase’s Applied Research and Consulting (ARC) services to propel their change efforts,