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Live polling at WORKTECH26 Toronto revealed a workplace agenda caught between competing priorities: improving employee experience, meeting return-to-office expectations, reducing cost and proving the office delivers measurable value. The clearest message was that the workplace journey remains fragmented, while organisations are still searching for a more convincing definition of performance.

Deborah Lovich on why better work starts with managers, not mandates

From AI and adaptable design, to evolving client expectations, London’s legal sector is changing, and fast. We explore the top themes from this year’s Future Legal Workplace London conference

At WORKTECH Seattle, conversations ranged from AI and adaptive workplaces to data, design and employee experience. But again and again, they came back to something much more fundamental: human connection.

WORKTECH26 Melbourne explored how AI, data, culture and human experience are reshaping the workplace. Across sessions on hybrid work, evidence-based decision making, sensory design, digital twins and Gen Z workplaces, speakers showed why purposeful environments must connect technology with trust, collaboration, identity and measurable organisational performance successfully in the years ahead.

WORKTECH Sydney 2026 explored how the workplace is being redefined as a tool for culture, performance and change. The clear message? The office must now earn its place through measurable value and meaningful human experience.

I was the only attendee at WORKTECH AI + Digital Technologies who didn't need a badge.

How can technology help people do better work, reduce pressure on teams and improve the experience of the customers, employees and communities they serve?

WORKTECH Vancouver explored how AI, data and design are reshaping the workplace around human connection. The message was clear: the office must now earn the commute.

From strategic infrastructure to lived experience, both conferences showed how the financial workplace is being redefined around performance, culture and connection.