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European Smart Work Network 29 July 2021

Creating smart, sustainable and healthy workplaces, using the new ISO standard for acoustic excellence in open-plan environments, and new communications formats for live events are the topics for our July meeting of the European Smart Work Network. Here are the details: 

European Smart Work Network

Thursday July 29th 2021

16.30-18.00 CEST  (15.30-17.00 BST) 

Open to Members and non-members

Here’s the programme for the session:

Creating Smart, Sustainable and Healthy Workplaces

David Williams, EMEA Smart Buildings Industry Lead, Microsoft.

When the lockdown ends, what kind of workplaces will we be going back to – same old, same old? There’s a real opportunity now to make improvements on all fronts to ensure offices are places to support the best experience of work. David will lead us through the digital innovations that will help to create smart, sustainable, healthy and connected workplaces.

The new ISO 22955: Acoustic Quality of Open Office Spaces and Creating a Workplace to Love

Jack Harvie Clark, CEO of Apex Acoustics.

Extensive surveys show how workplaces are routinely failing people. And one of the biggest identified problems is noise, with an average 34% satisfaction, and over half of offices have satisfaction rates of less than 30%. but what can we do about it? Jack Harvie Clark has been a member of the committee developing the new ISO 22955 standard, which for the first time specifically takes account of open-plan environments and activity-based working, looking at not only the fabric of the workplace but also the need to create human-centred workplaces.. It also has a range of tools to help organisations plan and design for acoustic excellence.

Getting Closer While Being Apart – New Communications Live Formats

Katarzyna Gaweł-Brudkiewicz, Group Communications Manager, at Ringier Axel Springer Polska.

Having a geographically distributed workforce creates a new context for organisational communications. What replaces the in-person events that characterise pre-pandemic ways of working? Katarzyna Gaweł-Brudkiewicz wil provide insights into the new live event format that are being used at central European media company Ringier Axel Springer to capture the spirit, energy and success of  networking, town halls, social events, awards ceremonies and more.

As usual, speakers will join us on the panel to take your questions and to share further ideas.

REGISTER NOW!

On registering, you will be given a unique link for joining the event on the day, and an opportunity to download a calendar appointment so you can reserve the time.

You should also receive a confirmation email with details – watch out in case it’s filtered into your junk folder.

Contact Andy Lake – andy.lake@flexibility.co.uk – if you have any issues or questions about the meeting

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