Louella Fernandes, Research Director at Quocirca recently authored the first report on the impact of COVID-19 on the office print industry. Find out what trends in the cloud, digital workflow, and collaboration areas are creating opportunities during the crisis. Read more
Our IT department were tasked with setting up Windows Virtual Desktop. We talked to our colleague in his home office about his experiences. Read more
The coworking industry has been hit particular hard by the corona virus. More and more spaces are closing their premises. Nobody knows for how long. But how can space members quickly get the infrastructure needed for teamwork up and running, i.e. remote coworking? Read more
With competition intense in the coworking sector, you need to make sure your efforts are focused on the tasks that matter. In this guest blog post, Sergey Aliokhin from Andcards, a modern platform for coworking spaces, explains how to create an effective marketing funnel and significantly increase your number of coworking members. Read more
Everyone talks about coworking member experience. But why does it matter so much? Learn what it is, why it’s important, and how you can improve it in this article written by Optix, a leading coworking space software. Read more
The modern workplace involves people working and collaborating to get projects done. We at ezeep believe that coworking is a kind of evolution of the ordinary workplace. And the leap is actually not as big as you might think. Read more
Coworking in restaurants? Top restaurants are looking to tap into the coworking market with the perfect mix of infrastructure, welcoming interiors and great locations. Drawing in the coworking crowd helps restaurant’s diverse their revenue and provides a lower cost option for many coworking members. Read more
My IT knowledge is better than average. I work for a tech company, although not in a tech position, but I've learned a lot through proximity. My brother is a sys admin, and he's always helping me out when I have IT issues. Most of my days are spent with super-techy colleagues, and they would consider my IT-skills below average. But when I'm hanging out with my friends, most of whom aren't in IT, I'm considered incredibly smart. So it really depends on the perspective that you take to figure out if someone has basic IT-knowledge or not. Read more