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Disruptive Technologies on the Horizon

Upcoming new disruptive technologies are poised to hit the corporate real estate industry over the next five years. This will enable companies to:

• Acquire tools to help measure space utilization

• More efficiently optimize owned core space

• Gain access to more flexible space on demand

Fast adopters will be better equipped to handle uncertainty and mitigate risk, says Regus SVP of corporate sales Sande Golgart. Sande tells us that fluidity is the overriding theme of the future, allowing businesses to react faster to change and seize new opportunities. Sande adds that, for many clients, long leases are no longer a viable solution. They are already rebalancing their portfolio to a blended flexible/fixed real estate model. By moving just 10% of their portfolio to a flex model, companies are better prepared for the future. Advantages include workplace productivity optimization, emerging market growth, meeting multi-generational workforce needs, and diversifying the clients’ portfolios. For more insight, download the white paper from our Bisnow partner, Regus, here.

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