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According to many recent studies, research has found coworking to be the future of many companies’ corporate culture. Coworking has reinvented and redefined the “office culture” environment permanently. With over 30 million employees working remotely, the shift to coworking is expected to rise in demand. Studies have shown that coworking fosters innovation, increases visibility, and has had a positive impact overall on employee satisfaction. Advancements in mobile technology was changing…

Coworking/flexible shared desk spaces came about when tech start-ups needed a place to work and liked the idea of an open-source concept, where all could benefit. Many young, innovative minds were using these collective spaces to develop software programs and tech advancements that would propel us into the digital world we live in today, for better or for worse. Many of the apps we take for granted today were spawned…

When you formulated your business plan, did you consider scaling your space as your company grows? While most companies include an expansion plan in their business models, most start-ups and small sole proprietor companies are so focused on establishing their brands that expansion plans take a backseat to establishing their present brand awareness. Even though e-commerce, financial services, insurance, and other online compatible businesses may be flourishing due to the…

When Brad Neuberg coined the term “coworking” in 2005 for his San Francisco shared office space, he was meeting the need he felt for different businesses and individuals to share a workspace, work independently and create a community that fostered innovation and creativity. While his idea took a little while to catch on, it caught on in a colossal way. When reports began to surface touting increased productivity, improved work…