The WorkLife
Complementing the titanic trend towards sit/stand furniture was the convergence of commercial and residential lifestyles in motivating people at work. This megatrend was best demonstrated by DIRTT and CEO Mogens Smed... completed today
Owner-vision vs
NeoCon 2015 was a huge success. It contrasted the progressive, innovators' edutaining showrooms with the cost cutting culture of staid furniture stores. A case study review...completed today, sorry
The PeRSoNal
In our half year review with the most progressive resellers in busines supply, there is a marked uptick in optimism for those driving a productivity (not product) services agenda... updated
Get Up, Stand
Alison Bruzek Boston Globe correspondent wrote an interesting piece on the new guidelines detailing how much movement workers need over a shift.
Merger Mania!
A boom in mergers and acquisitions usually signals confidence in the economy, and headline-grabbing deals evoke images of CEO's cheering about business prospects and overall growth. But is it the case this time? Updated
Twitter CEO
Twitter, the #1 business news broadcaster's CEO search after Dick Costolo's expected resignation. Where will it go? Don't let it be misunderstood...
Biz broadcasts
Twitter 'Lightning' will organise tweets, Periscope & Vine videos into an easy read news service, But is Snapchat & Instagram already ahead of the game?
#SPLODGE
The $6Bn merger of Staples/Depot became less likely after a federal judge blocked the $8Bn Sysco/US Foods merger, according to our sources. The case is a parallel precedent...
M i l l e n n i a l s
Interesting piece in NY Times today by Hilary Stout: A marketing frenzy is aimed at those aged between 15-35 years, but studies show they aren’t so different from the rest of us. We review and comment
Amazon thrown
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