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WORKTECH Conference Summary
What will make the workplace valuable as artificial intelligence transforms how work is done? At WORKTECH26 Melbourne, hosted by Swinburne University of Technology, the answer was not a single technology, design solution or return-to-office policy. Across discussions spanning AI, hybrid work, workplace data, sensory design, digital twins and organisational culture,…
WORKTECH Conference Summary
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.
WORKTECH Conference Summary
I was the only attendee at WORKTECH AI + Digital Technologies who didn’t need a badge. No coffee, no networking lunch, no awkward lift ride with someone whose name you’ve already forgotten. I arrived in the notes of the Work is Weird Now podcast hosts Alice Philips and Danielle Emery,…
WORKTECH Conference Summary
WORKTECH Vancouver: rethinking the workplace from the human out From social connection and smarter data to AI-enabled experience, the inaugural Vancouver event showed that the future office must be more intentional, more adaptive and far more valuable. If WORKTECH Vancouver revealed one defining idea, it was that the workplace can…
WORKTECH Conference Summary
From strategic infrastructure to lived experience, both conferences showed how the financial workplace is being redefined around performance, culture and connection. If the two recent Financial Workplace conferences in London and New York revealed anything, it is that the office is no longer being judged simply on efficiency, density or…
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