Topic: Privacy

The benefits of a connected world—greater innovation, growth and prosperity—will not be realized unless people can trust that data being collected is managed and analyzed responsibly.

Private offices aren’t the solution to today’s challenges at work, and open-plan offices aren’t the problem. Rather, it’s about balance.

Casper Cloaking Technology by Designtex allows for the perfect balance of openness and confidentiality with a dash of magic.

Ford, Xerox and Adecco Group in Europe weigh in as leaders rethink how to create more robust organizations.

A new Gallup report issues an urgent call to action for organizations: Provide an excellent workplace or people may leave.

The workplace can be used as a tool to help leaders lead better and, in turn, help others around them succeed.

Best practices for designing to improve performance and wellbeing at work can also be applied to education.

6 Tips to Update Your Workspace for the Office Renaissance When designing spaces for today’s employee, the best result is

Three design strategies for supporting privacy in the workplace give choice and control back to workers.

University of Arizona staff started to notice that students were using campus libraries in the same numbers as in years past, but they were borrowing fewer books. Brody WorkLounge seemed an option worth trying.

“Avocado Toast.” That’s what the bakery chalkboard advertised on my walk back to my hotel after a run in Central