办公空间及使用情况未来趋势（英文版）.pdf

Colliers Insights Occupier Services | Asia September 2017 THE FUTURE OF WORKPLACE AND OCCUPANCY “As the workplace remains under pressure to “evolve”, Colliers International reviews the current and forecasted trends and drivers for the workplace. From employee wellness, engagement, attraction and retention, the Internet of Things (IoT), thought leadership and excellence as well as development and collaboration, Colliers presents our insight into the Future of Workplace and Occupancy. This report looks at what the future holds for both landlords and occupiers, and recommends actionable ideas to help prepare them for the future.” DUNCAN WHITE Executive Director and Head of Office Services Colliers International | Singapore The workplace has been evolving since inception, but never so quickly as in today’s ever advancing, technologically enhanced world of flexibility and innovation. It should be expected that the workplace we know and experience today will be vastly different in a couple of years and possibly unrecognisable by 2022. How will this change come about, what will be the instigators and drivers of the change and what does it mean for landlords and occupiers? | 03 Workplace strategy used to be about maintaining facilities and trimming expenses — but it is not that simple anymore. Businesses need to create workplaces that attract the best talent, adjust to shifting workforce demographics and promote employee well-being while staying ahead of new demands and technologies. All of this must be accomplished while containing costs in an increasingly competitive recruitment and retention landscape. Colliers notes that the most successful companies look at workplace strategy as a true business opportunity rather than just a design challenge. By bringing together our insights and experiences from every corner o