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In the latest episode of “The Green Footprint,” listen in as Colette Temmink and Dr. Christopher Teng discuss the evolution of corporate sustainability and how an effective data strategy, the latest technology tools and more can help companies manage emissions and reach their carbon reduction goals.
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In the latest in our “Green Footprint” series, listen in as Mike Hower of Hower Impact and Dr. Christopher Teng, with a doctorate in climate adaptation, discuss corporate sustainability communications, avoiding “greenwashing,” and the need for more innovation to reduce carbon emissions in the fight against climate change.
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Written by Christopher Teng & narrated by Gayle Crew. When we think of seasons, the typical spring, summer, fall, and winter come to mind. However, for those of us living in California, we navigate a different set of “seasons,” each bringing unique challenges and often devastating, billion-dollar costs. These seasons aren't marked by temperature shifts or the changing of leaves but by the state’s dynamic and often destructive natural forces.
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Written by Chee Kit Ho & narrated by Gayle Crew. As the Asia Pacific region continues its rapid urbanization and economic growth, the role of the chief engineer in driving the decarbonization of building assets has never been more crucial. Achieving net zero carbon emissions in this region’s built environment is not only a professional responsibility but also a commitment to a sustainable future.
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Written by Diane Botson & narrated by Gayle Crew
When I joined Vanguard’s Global Workplace Experience (GWx) team, our corporate real estate operations were at the beginning stages of embracing a more sustainable future. Recognizing the growing importance of environmental responsibility, we pursued LEED certification to demonstrate our commitment to sustainability and to lead by example in the industry -
Written by Lena Abdelahad & narrated by Gayle Crew. The digital transformation of the corporate real estate (CRE) sector, from its embrace of automated building operations to the proliferation of online transacting, has created a target-rich environment for cybercriminals. One of the biggest vulnerabilities is stolen or phished passwords. Once in the wrong hands, these passwords can be used to launch ransomware and other debilitating cyberattacks.
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In the latest in our ongoing series "The Green Footprint," listen as Jason Denner, CEO and founder of Permilyon, and Dr. Christopher Teng discuss how companies can analyze, decide and act on emissions inventory data.
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Written By: Madalina Hanc
Narrated By: Gayle Crew
Discover the importance of creating an outstanding workplace that supports hybrid working, enhancing employee experience, productivity, and organizational outcomes through strategic workplace design. -
Written By: Ram Srinivasan
Narrated By: Gayle Crew
Explore how AI is evolving in corporate real estate from routine automation to strategic decision-making, focusing on data-driven insights, workplace experience enhancement, and ethical AI implementation. -
Written By: Emily Dunn and Misty Bell
Narrated By: Gayle Crew
Learn strategies for developing a hybrid office culture that aligns with your organization’s unique needs, balancing structure, flexibility, and employee autonomy to optimize the workplace experience. -
Written By: Dawn Riegel
Narrated By: Gayle Crew
This article examines the shifts in corporate office space, technology, and employee experience over the past four years, highlighting the transition towards more collaborative and wellness-focused environments. -
Written by Danijel Pocanic & Narrated by Gayle Crew. Some people consider the open-office concept that gained popularity in the early 2000s dead. “It’s too noisy,” or “There’s too much distraction and not enough privacy,” became common complaints. However, we believe that creating a successful open office requires us to look deeper.
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Written by Rob Kubiak & Narrated by Gayle Crew. As we anticipate the 2024 Paris Olympics, a celebration of unity, excellence, and the indomitable human spirit, it's fascinating to observe how these themes resonate with the evolving dynamics of today's workplace. NeoCon 2024, with its focus on the latest trends in office environments and furniture, provides a perfect backdrop to explore these parallels.
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Written by Ryan Mullenix and Andrea Vanecko & Narrated By==by Gayle Crew. A long-known fact, people are the most expensive component of running a business. How they show up is critical to both top and bottom line. Disengaged employees, in fact, result in $7.8 trillion in lost revenue, globally. Just 40 percent of pre-pandemic workers are returning to the office while creative teams are emerging as differentiators.
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Written By Sathish Rajendren & Narrated By Gayle Crew.
Corporate real estate (CRE) has been undergoing significant transformations globally and in India, driven by a mix of economic and geo-political shifts. As businesses navigate a post-pandemic world, several key trends are shaping the landscape of CRE, with implications for how companies ought to strategize their office space, retail locations, and industrial properties. -
Collin Cavote, Founder and CEO of Biome, and Dr. Christopher Teng, with a doctorate in climate adaptation with over two decades of experience in building sustainability into the built environment, discuss the benefits of embedding health and nature into the built environment. The podcast is part of our ongoing series “The Green Footprint: Corporate Real Estate Insights” in which we discuss big challenges – and big opportunities – facing global corporate real estate professionals as they collectively address decarbonization and ESG requirements.
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Julian Freeman, Partner at Cox Castle & Nicholson, based in Irvine, California, discusses leading trends in office and industrial markets.
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Nick Tansey, Principal Director, Real Estate and Facilities Strategies, Portfolio Management, at Accenture, and Sudie Sengupta, Principal Director, Real Estate and Workplace Solutions, at Accenture, discuss how integrated real estate platforms, initially designed for resource optimization and efficiency, are evolving with AI-driven tools to address hybrid work, new technologies, and changing workplace behaviors.
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Written By Gary Bouthillette & Narrated By Gayle CrewSimple design choices can have subtle but significant benefits for workplace culture. When designing for neurodiversity, something as seemingly trivial as the size of a lunch-room table can have a significant impact. We’ll come back to the table later.The names of many neurodivergent conditions clearly indicate how they are perceived: attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), autism spectrum disorder (ASD), etc. Interestingly, adults with these conditions often do not think of themselves as having a disorder or disability; they simply recognize that they experience the world differently in some ways than most people.
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Written By Kay Sargent and Tom Polucci & Narrated By Gayle Crew
Survive 'til '25?
Halfway into 2024 and we still see the continued emergence in the wake of the COVID pandemic. Hence, the mantra echoed at multiple conferences in the fall of 2023 was “survive ‘til ‘25” and even “take your licks ‘til ‘26.”
But we can do better than that. - Mostrar mais
