2 Teleworking has become a widespread phenomenon worldwide, reflecting a global desire to redefine the organisation and practices of future workplaces. Traditionally, work has been performed in a fixed, standardised location, but tomorrow's workplaces will be more versatile and flexible. The new forms of blended working will become increasingly common (co-working, flexible workspace, eco-friendly working, etc.), giving a pride of place to mobility and working from anywhere ( "Work From Anywhere" ). According to a study by the global consultancy firm McKinsey 1 published in May 2021, over 90% of businesses will combine both remote and face-to-face work. Simultaneously, technological developments will simplify tasks, both in the office and on the shop floor. Automation will improve productivity, while powerful digital tools will enable teams to work together in any situation. What changes should organisations consider when adapting to this new world? How can we anticipate and take advantage of this paradigm shift now? Because the work of tomorrow is being shaped today, we at Manutan outline these new work practices and the environments in which they will take place and provide you with ideas for anticipating these disruptions. The Manutan team CONTENTS P. 3 P. 6 P. 9 P. 10 P. 11 P. 14 What will the work of tomorrow look like? Ever-evolving work practices Reinventing the workplace The work of tomorrow will be inclusive or nothing An increasingly sustainable corporate world Challenges for the businesses of tomorrow 1 McKinsey Study, What executives are saying about the future of hybrid work, 2021
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