The reimaging continues in institutional and commercial office workspaces across the United States, as employee trends and employer demands continue to evolve and, in some instances, continue to clash.
As that process continues to work itself out, a new report reveals how facility managers and executives are using new technologies to develop new-age workspaces. Envoy, a workplace design company, identified three key trends that it says will define workplace success in 2025. Not surprisingly, using artificial intelligence (AI) works into the equation.
“The conversation about the workplace of tomorrow has moved from speculation to action,” says Larry Gadea, founder and CEO at Envoy. “Forward-thinking companies are reimagining their spaces, harnessing technology, and aligning with evolving employee needs. Our report provides critical insights to help leaders navigate these changes and create environments where their teams can excel and stay competitive in a rapidly evolving landscape.”
The workplace technology trends that Envoy sees emerging includes:
Envoy surveyed 495 respondents in markets that included facilities, physical security, IT and workplace management.
Dave Lubach is the executive editor for the facility market.
