Personal turf is ‘out,’ community workplaces are ‘in’ at the new Roche neighborhood
In the tech workplace of the future, cubicles and personal turf will be eliminated. “My” desk will be gone, replaced by a community workplace where you can grab the nearest free computer to work on your projects.
That’s the way that Roche Diagnostics did it on their rehabbed Indianapolis campus, as explained by the hometown newspaper.
It’s all designed to enhance the nature of collaborating in new office “neighborhoods,” which Roche invested $300 million to get.
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