DV Signage partners Scale Space on new initiative
Workspace innovator DV Signage has partnered with scale-ups specialist Scale Space to launch a new ‘collaboration-as-a-service’ workspace in the form of Interaction.Works.
Friday, 04 Jun 2021 08:22 GMT
Richard Cobbold, founder of DV Signage, says Interaction.Works will help with the transition to a “new normal”
Developed in response to the emerging hybrid working trend as companies begin shaping the future of work as the UK emerges from lockdown, Interaction.Works combines the installation, integration and workspace design expertise of DV Signage with the latest Prysm 6K LPD Prysm 190 inch canvas and collaborative software.
This combination crates a collaboration space that can be configured for team collaboration events, management strategy and ideation sessions, remote team co-working, product launches, product demonstrations and other uses.
The first Interaction.Works space will be situated inside Scale Space White City, in the heart of a newly-designated Innovation District for West London owned by Imperial College.
Richard Cobbold, founder of DV Signage, comments: “The work from home revolution has all but eliminated 9 to 5, five days a week office-only working.
Technology, architecture and workspace design that seamlessly blends that physical and virtual divide will be key”
“Going forward firms will need to re-imagine their offices as branded venues that make the most of bringing their employees together, inspiring team co-working and enhancing group collaboration.
“Technology, architecture and workspace design that seamlessly blends that physical and virtual divide will be key.
“As businesses begin to rationalise their workspace requirements around hybrid working, at-home employees will need to seamless mix with in-office teams.
“Interaction.Works shows how this is possible, either on-demand in our specialist shared facility or deployed directly to a corporate customer’s own workspace.”
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