transformative

This week is about sustainability, a concept with a lot of definitions in the workplace. It can mean your carbon footprint and protecting the planet, it can mean creating a productive workspace that maximises efficiency and also ensuring worker welfare as a top priority. This week we dip our toes into all three and ask how do you design a sustainably productive workspace? Joining us again around the table to discuss this is Craig Griffiths, Partner Technology Strategist at Microsoft and Matt Hocking, Founder and Designer at Leap design agency and B-corp and Better Business cheerleaderStick around to the end for an insight from Matt about how can start on your sustainability journey.You can also find out more about the productivity revolution over on our website. Go to boxxe.com/modernwork to find out more about how Microsoft 365 can optimise your workplace

This week follows on from our conversation about burnout, listen this to the episode as find out more on how automation can improve staff welfare. We take a bit more of a deep dive into how automation is at the heart of the productivity revolution. A lot of fears people have is that automation is here to replace us when it is much more of an extension of ourselves. It is can be tough to explain but don't worry I have a much better explanation later. Joining us again around the table to discuss this is Rajesh Radhakrishnan from Automation Anywhere and Kim Baxter, People operations manager at boxxe Stick around to the end for an exciting insight about automations future in the workspace from Raj. You can also find out more about the productivity revolution over on our website. Go to boxxe.com/automation/office-automation to find out more about how you automate your workplace.

This week is all about burnout, listen this to the episode as we talk about how automation can help solve workplace burnout. In a recent survey Microsoft found that 38% of workers are exhausted and close to burnout. This weeks we have gone international. We speak to a tech expert from San Francisco to find out if office automation is the solution (spoiler it is). Joining us around the table to discuss this is Rajesh Radhakrishnan from Automation Anywhere and Kim Baxter, People operations manager at boxxe Stick around to the end for an exciting insight about the relationship between people and bots in the workspace from Kim. I did not expect to hear it and found it fascinating. You can also find out more about the productivity revolution over on our website. Go to boxxe.com/automation/office-automation to find out more about how you automate your workplace.Want to learn more about the Modern Workforce? Go to boxxe.com/modernworkto find out more or book a consultation one of our workforce specialists.Episode UpdateKim audio issue fixed

In todays episode is going to be interesting. In it's essence we are talking about the practical and the digital workspace. Do you need both? Can you have a purely digital office? Where do you even start with designing one? Since lockdown, we've realised that we can work on any surface space with little more than a laptop. Because of this, our physical workplace has become secondary to our digital one, which gives us the perfect opportunity for individuals to create their ultimate individual workspace. Weather your designing a IRL office or a purely digital workplace you still need to solve the same practical problem, how do we keep it productive? Joining us around the table to discuss this is Jamie Hinton, CEO Razor and Jo Horbury, Head of Design, Building interiors group who incidentally have just finished building our new, York central work hub.You can also find out more about the productivity revolution over on our website. Go to boxxe.com/modernwork to find out more about how you optimise your workplace

Thank you for listening, don’t forget the conversation continues on LinkedIn. Join in the discussion on the transformative showcase page over on boxxe's LinkedIn profile.In todays episode we are talking about mental ergonomics and specifically building a workplace that put's the people using it first.There are many definitions on being productive we can talk about and in this one we wanted to put the focus of that productivity onto you, me, anyone who uses that digital workspace day in and day out. Can we be productive and think about worker wellbeing? Joining us around the table to discuss this is Craig Griffiths, Partner Technology Strategist at Microsoft and Matt Hocking, Founder and Designer at Leap design agency and B-corp and Better Business cheerleader.You can also find out more about the productivity revolution over on our website. Go to boxxe.com/modernwork to find out more about how you optimise your workplace

Welcome to Transformative, a coffee break podcast about transforming your workplace and making technology feel a little more human.In todays episode we are talking about how you can get the most of your Microsoft 365 package. Are their any secret tools or techniques you can use to keep your office productive?If you have Microsoft 365 you already have the tools to make your workplace productive, so is more of a question of how do you use them?Joining us again around the table later are Scott Riley, Founder & Consultant at Cloud Nexus and Matt Fooks, Workplace Solutions Architect at boxxe.Want to learn more about the Modern Workforce? Go to boxxe.com/modernwork to find out more or book even a consultation with Matt or another of our workforce specialists.

In this series we are talking about the productivity revolution, breaking down what is required to build a physical and digital workspace for a modern workforce. In todays episode we are talking about Analogue vs digital ways of being productive.Are digital productivity tools really more productive than the old school methods?This first episode is all about digital vs. analogue productivity. Are digital productivity tools better? Is the pen and paper better at keeping us productive? Is Microsoft actually competing with 50% of the office desk real estate?Joining us around the digital table later are Scott Riley, Founder & Consultant at Cloud Nexus and Matt Fooks, Workplace Solutions Architect at boxxeBut most importantly you. The conversation continues on LinkedIn. Don't forget to join in the discussion on the transformative showcase page over on boxxe's LinkedIn profile.

This first series of transformative focuses on what is required to build a physical and digital workspace for a modern workforce. In a post covid world how do you get the most out of digital and physical infrastructure that both benefits both the business and the worker? How do you design a platform to operate your business from that is productive as well as ethically, environmentally and operationally sustainable? We deep dive into the big questions of how technology is transforming the workforce and the future of the workplace as we know it.Join in the conversation on on our boxxe LinkedIn profile & showcase pageTo find out more go to boxxe.com