The simple, hard truth about open offices is that they aren’t agile or versatile. Nor do they provide an adequate level of privacy to employees.  As many as 54% of high-performance employees say that an open office environment is “too distracting” and hampers their productivity.  How...

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Nowadays, employers are recognizing that the traditional open-plan or “agile” office – seen as revolutionary 20 or so years ago – is not all it was first thought to be. Still the favored office design up and down the country,...

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Over the past decade, open office layouts have been regarded by owners as excellent collaborative environments that foster transparency, creativity and innovation.  They are considered a less stuffy alternative to the almighty cubicle — with fewer walls and doors separating employees,...

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It’s no secret that one of the biggest trends driving the huddle room revolution is the open office floor plan. As more businesses opt for fewer stand-alone offices and more shared workspaces, the need for employee privacy is becoming evident.  Today, the conferencing...

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