Augmented Work
Mirvac has launched a new discussion paper, ‘Augmented Work - How new technologies are reshaping the global workplace'.
How New Technologies are Reshaping the Global Workplace
AI. Robotics. Smart buildings and the always-on workplace. We truly are entering a new era — one that will see humans and machines work closer together. While there is widespread focus on the impact it will have on jobs and individuals, it is vital to consider how tomorrow’s technologies will affect the physical office, and what changes need to be made today.This goes beyond simply designing new spaces for robots. It’s also important to understand how new technologies will revolutionise the way humans work, and how robot-centric workplaces will be key to businesses’ future success.
To examine what organisations must do to prepare for this new world of work, we have partnered with Worktech Academy to produce a new whitepaper, Augmented Work: How New Technologies are Reshaping the Global Workplace.
The in-depth report analyses the different ways our workforce will engage with machines, and how organisations can start designing and preparing augmented office spaces.
You can download a free copy of the white paper below.
Augmented Work: How New Technologies are Reshaping the Global Workplace
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