Gemma Church

Conversational interfaces -- chatbots and voice assistants -- give workspaces the opportunity to build powerful relationships with their members, particularly in our socially distant times. Tech writer, Gemma Church, discusses voice tech and why it will be a game-changer for the new world of work.

Cyber crime has skyrocketed during the pandemic and remote workers are at risk from a range of attacks. WeWork user accounts were reportedly hacked on its open Wi-Fi network, which provides a stark warning to other workspaces about the importance of strict security measures.

Thermal scanners can detect fever - a key COVID-19 symptom. As lockdown restrictions ease, demand for these devices is rapidly increasing, but they are not a foolproof solution.

OpenSeed has launched meditation pods for high-traffic spaces, like workplaces.It combines a range of high-tech features and can be used

Automation will enable the gig economy, a report reveals. We will work in shape-shifting organisations that prioritise tasks, not jobs.

Most ‘smart’ buildings lag behind our expectations because they fail to combine many disparate technologies into one seamless experience. Instead, we still rely on unintegrated systems, interfaces and gadgets. Allwork.Space’s Gemma Church takes a closer look at supposedly smart buildings to find out how intelligent they really are.

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