Ebook: Reimagining Workspaces with Microsoft and Logitech

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Organizations today struggle to build a sense of community and camaraderie at work. Because who wants to show up to an office full of vacant desks, lonely hallways, and empty break rooms?

The onus is now on employers to create a productive and sustainable environment that can woo the workforce to the workplace.

This ebook explores how companies are reimagining workspaces with Logitech and Microsoft by:

  • Prioritizing human connection and designing workspaces around people 

  • Creating opportunities for video collaboration in every space

  • Equipping all employees with the technology to stay connected

  • Offering up a better place to work

 

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