Nexudus Stories - Hybrid Work
Keep up to date about the coworking movement
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Preparing to re-open? Is your space as clean as you think?
A post-COVID-19 society could require workspaces to go the extra mile to ensure that they provide quality ventilation and tighten up their hygiene practices. Here are ideas to improve hygiene and air quality in your coworking and flexible office space.
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How will the coronavirus outbreak transform coworking spaces?
Coworking spaces have always had to find innovative ways to drive revenue while ensuring the success of their members. Our industry is known for being versatile, dynamic and creative. In other words: with the right approach and support, we will get through this!
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Mobile offices, levitating furniture and much more! What will coworking and flexible work-spaces look like in 2030?
What to expect from the coworking and flexible workspace industry in 2030. A decade prediction of coworking and flexible workspace, coworking and flexible workspace ten years from now.
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Life beyond WeWork: coworking giants to watch in 2020
There is life beyond WeWork. Coworking spaces in 2020 are growing fast, healthy and sophisticated. Here is a list of coworking spaces to watch in 2020.
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Where did it all begin and where is it heading? How the coworking industry is evolving.
Ever curious about where it began, where it is going and how it is growing? The beginnings of coworking and its evolving nature is full of surprises, twists and turns! We have come a long way from the traditional cubicle office designs, dull office walls and uninspiring work environment, to flexible, collaborative open workspaces that are ergonomically designed with a sense of adaptability and are community conscious. In the words of Gouri Mirpuri, ‘if you want to tap into the future, tap into a coworking space’.
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Before scaling up, tidy up: Interview with Marc Navarro (part II).
Should you tidy up before scaling up? Will coworking become the standard way of working in the near future? In the second half of our exclusive interview with Marc Narravo, he sheds some light on what coworking means for small and medium-sized cities, sizing up and ways to stand out in the coworking industry and so much more! Marc is a coworking strategist and consultant and we are thrilled that we had the chance to catch up with him and share that with you!
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Tony Bacigalupo: The difference between "coworking" and just "working" will be very blurry
Tony Bacigalupo discovered the concept of coworking in 2007 and has not looked back ever since
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Looking back on an outstanding coworking event: CUASIA 2016
Last week saw the second CUAsia conference, which was held in Bali. It has become one of the 'must' events for the coworking community with more than 220 participants from 31 countries this year. After some very intense days, it's time for us to reflect upon everything that we learnt, the experiences we shared and the places we visited. The conference's setting and the community gathered there, but most certainly the hard work, dedication and attention to detail on the part of the organising team, made the event extremely special.
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CUASIA 2016 and #COlorWORKING
The [CUASIA unconference 2016](http://www.cuasia.co/ "CUASIA coworking unconference 2016") will be held next week in Ubud (Bali). For the second year running, the event will bring together members of the coworking community from thirty countries. This time the central theme will explore how to live, work and learn differently in the growing collaborative economy.
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Coworking, what can we expect in 2016?
Last year, we saw the coworking movement gain popularity, attract investors and make headlines in the press. We also noticed how the general public became more familiar with the concept. Bearing this in mind, we're going to analyse the possible trends for the coming year and the impact they could have on coworking spaces and communities.
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Digital nomads and coworking spaces
The concept of _"digital nomad"_ is growing and the term is seeping through into everyday language, especially among the technology community and startup ecosystem. We can find more and more news articles about this movement, resources for digital nomads and blogs written by people living and working remotely, who share their experiences.
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"We really wanted to create Sende surrounded by nature, flowers and lots of birds"
María and Edo are travelling entrepreneurs and co-founders of Sende. María is from the social education sector and used to organise youth camps. She also worked tirelessly to help children from underprivileged backgrounds get access to the education they need to thrive in the working world. Edo is a serial entrepreneur and world traveller. He too worked in education and always needs to keep in touch with creative communities while building new projects.