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The next generation of workplace solutions


Something we’ve learned over the past couple of years is that the future can’t be predicted. Circumstances can change overnight, and new ways of working are continuously evolving. Mindsets have changed, working environments have changed, and the workplace today doesn’t look like it once did. The distributed workforce is here. ‘The Great


Resignation’ is still happening across the globe, and so consequently, hybrid working structures are being adopted by organisations in one way or another. Some companies are maintaining centralised offi ces alongside working from home, while others are utilising co-working spaces; some teams are now completely remote, working from all over the world.


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Further to this, safety and wellbeing for both visitors and employees


is now a bigger focus than ever. With ever-changing working environ- ments and the distributed workforce being the norm, organisations need to be prepared for unexpected circumstances and as a result, there’s an increased demand for flexible tools to enable them to look ahead and adapt to change quickly while minimising risk and maintaining safe environments for employees and visitors alike. But traditional processes are no longer enough.


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