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Tag Archives: change management
Is the Open Office Plan Dead?
Last year a Harvard Business School associate professor (Ethan Bernstein) led the first empirical study measuring both face-to-face and electronic interaction before and after two Fortune 500 companies moved to an open barrier-free workspace. Contrary to conventional wisdom, the study … Continue reading
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Tagged architectural design, change management, collaborative work, collaborative workspace, death of the open office plan, ethan berstein, harvard study, open office plan, open plan
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