Together Again: The Future of Shared Spaces in the Office
This article is part of a series of updates to our Steelcase guide “Navigating What’s Next: The Post-COVID Workplace.”
Hybrid Environments for Universities
In the beginning of March 2020, just before the COVID-19 pandemic hit Europe, nine international experts from Germany, Sweden, Finland
Wellbeing Standards Measure How Space Impacts People
Global measurement standards identify specific elements that ensure the workplace enhances people’s wellbeing.
Steelcase, MIT Researchers Team Up to Study Pathogens
Together, Steelcase and The Fluid Dynamics of Disease Transmission at MIT will explore how workplace design can mitigate the spread of disease.
Welcome Back
How we adapted our Learning and Innovation Center to create a safe return for our employees.
Competing in the Post-COVID Era
The future of work is about more than working from home. We are at a tipping point and leaders must make a choice about where and how people will work. The pressure to get it right has never been greater.
How Steelcase is Bringing Employees Back to the Office
Remote work requires a lot more formalization of what would be more informal in the office.
Lessons From China’s Return to the Office
How a suite of data-driven tools can help make the post-COVID workplace safer.
Redefining a Clean Office Environment
The coronavirus will change how we clean, disinfect and sanitize the workplace. The first step is simplifying the complexity around what a clean office means.
How to Catalyze Changemaking through the COVID-19 Crisis
Ashoka connects social entrepreneurs around the world online and offline. During COVID 19 the global organization was forced to change their ways of working together too. As our world is defined by change, a new mindset is required.
Designing the Post-COVID Workplace
Going back to work, for most people, is going to feel a lot different than when they left. The changes, at first, may feel surreal, with people wearing masks, separated by partitions and avoiding physical contact – no more fist bumps, hugs or handshakes.
Strategies for Successful Remote Collaboration
Remote work requires a lot more formalization of what would be more informal in the office.