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Moving? Here are four ways to prepare employees for their new technology

Moving is never easy. When you’ve invested in a new facility or re-designed an existing workplace, transitioning a workforce to the new space is difficult enough. But when your workplace is also being transformed through disruptive technology, turning a comfortable,...

Four questions to answer just before your LEED facility move

Work Place Orientation

Are you involved with a move to a newly designed sustainable workplace soon? As a member of the new facility planning team, you know the countless decisions that were made to make the workplace experience engaging, comfortable, safe, secure, efficient, sustainable and...

Life is Calling, and I Must Go: Putting Distributed Work to the Ultimate Test

Distributed Work Profiler

Recently, I had the opportunity to put Distributed Work to the ultimate test in Sofia, Bulgaria. Bulgaria is a country less than half the size of Colorado, my home state. To give some context, the population of Bulgaria is 7.18 million and Colorado is 5.54 million...

Imagine achieving consistent health, safety and security practices enterprise-wide

Work Force Synergy

We’ve all seen videos of a flock of birds or a school of fish moving in unison as if they were of a single mind. It makes you wonder how they do that, right? Imagine how valuable it would be if your large distributed workforce acted with that kind of synergized...

Disease Management Programs Save Companies More Money

Diabetes in the Workplace, e-blog

A snapshot of health in most western countries is not reassuring. People are living longer, but much sicker lives. Rates of obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease continue to surge, largely due to unhealthy eating habits and physical inactivity. This health...

Tackling the Growing Diabetes Epidemic in the Workplace

Diabetes in the Workplace

More than 380 million people worldwide have diabetes. In 2011-2012, the estimated prevalence of diabetes in the United States was 12-14 percent, and the prevalence of prediabetes was 37-38 percent, which means that about half of the U.S. adult population now has...

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