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Workplace Strategy issue September 2013

WORKPLACE STRATEGYLeeson Medhurst

Issue 01 September 2013

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Introduction

The JourneyHistory of the Office

Workplace StrategyWhat is itOperational – Space CapitalPeople/ HR – Human CapitalInformation TechnologyWhat do we doBenefits to your organisation

Questions

Close

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“The office of tomorrow is as individual as the company and the people that occupys the space

- The one size fits all policy has been retired“

Business Case

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Coffee Houses

Pasque Rosee – Cornhill 1650

The Jerusalem – Exchange Alley 1735

Jonathons – Exchange Alley 1740

Lloyds – Tower Street late 17th Century

History

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Industrial Revolution 18th and 19th Century

Railways

Telephones

Typewriter 1866

History

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Circa late 1800’s Circa 1920

History

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History

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Frank Lloyd Wright June 1867

– April 1959

S C Johnson & Son – Wisconsin 1939

S C Johnson & Son – Systems Furniture Design

History

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Office Design

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Quickborner - Osram Munich 1965

Burolandschaft – Office Landscaping

Office Design

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Office Design

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Office Design

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Office Design

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What is workplace strategy?

Work place strategy is the dynamic alignment of an organisations work patterns with the work environment to enable peak performance and reduce costs

WPS

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What is the property strategy?

The business case needs to be based around three factors

Financial

Operational – Space Capital

People HR – Human Capital

Business Case

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Operational

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Operational

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Operational

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 280%

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1 hour + Meetings = 10%

Meeting Room 1 – 4 person

45 – 60 Minute Meetings = 20% 30 – 45 Minute Meetings = 35%

15 – 30 Minute Meetings = 10% 10 – 15 Minute Meetings = 20% 10 – 15 Minute Meetings = 5%

Operational

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Operational

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Total Desk Count Peak Occupancy Average Occupancy Peak Occupancy Instances 90th Percentile  80th Percentile Recommended Occupancy Landing Positions

Ground Ops

28 20 12.5 1 18.0 16.0 16 2

Strategy

5 7 2.4 2 6.3 5.6 5 0

AW Office

8 7 1.3 1 6.3 5.6 6 1

Marketing

53 45 27.1 1 40.5 36.0 38 2

Fulfillment

19 16 9.2 2 14.4 12.8 14 1

Special Assistance

6 5 2.1 4 4.5 4.0 5 0

Customer Service

47 36 25.1 3 32.4 28.8 30 1

Health and Safety

6 9 4.0 1 8.1 7.2 8 0

Duty Office/ Legal

13 12 4.9 1 10.8 9.6 10 0

Retail and Projects

23 21 6.9 1 18.9 16.8 15 4

Finance

72 55 39.8 2 49.5 44.0 50 10

Product and Commercial

48 37 25.2 1 33.3 29.6 35 0

Aviation

45 32 22.1 1 28.8 25.6 30 0

Sales 

155 99 60.0 1 89.1 79.2 100 0

Trade Sales

11 10 5.9 3 9.0 8.0 10 0

Web Sales

15 15 8.9 1 13.5 12.0 15 0

Web Development

21 23 12.1 1 20.7 18.4 18 2

HR

19 18 9.4 1 16.2 14.4 16 2

L&D

5 8 2.7 24 7.2 6.4 5 0

IT

55 36 24.6 1 32.4 28.8 35 5

Project Services

16 14 7.5 2 12.6 11.2 13 2

Hot Desks

12 7 1.0 1 6.3 5.6 30 0

Purchasing

38 26 17.4 1 23.4 20.8 25 5

Operational

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Operational

Storage Calculator Total Sq/M Total Sq/FT 

800mm cupboards w800 x d470mm QTY 100 37.6 404.722

1000mm cupboards 1000 x d470mmQTY 100 47 505.903

1200mm cupboards 1200 x d470mmQTY 100 56.4 607.083

Totals 141 1517.70

Floor Space Costs £1076.39 £100.00

Capital Costs at appx £500 per storage unit £150,000.00

Annual floor space costs £151,770.99

Total cost of ownership 10 year lease £1,667,709.90

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People/ HR

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People/ HR

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People/ HR

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People/ HR

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Designing for the Extrovert

The world has gone crazy – “Group Think”

Schools and workplaces

Zones of stimulation

No correlation between the best talker and the best ideas

Balanced collaboration

People/ HR

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People/ HR

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14.9 million

Boomers

11.4 million

Generation X

11.8 million

Generation Z

8.4 million

Traditionalists

15.8 million

Millennials

People/ HR

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• Up to 14 Years Old

• Currently in Education

• 15 - 33 Year Olds

• Rapid Adopters of Technology

• View Privacy Differently

• See their Careers & Personal life as blended

• Good rapport with Boomers

People/ HR

• 34 - 46 Year Olds

• Increasingly Important Group

Generation Z Generation XMillennials

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• 47 - 65 Year Olds

• Most highly skilled generation ever

• Little significant change to the core elements of an

office during career

• Good rapport with Millennials

People/ HR

• 66 - 76 Year Olds

• Wealth of Experience & Knowledge

Baby Boomers Traditionalists

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People/ HR

Emotional Needs

Task Specific Needs

Functional Needs

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The Journey - IT

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Life Slicing

Sleep

Work

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Work

Personal

Social Media

Work

Sport

Entertainment

Work

Social Media

“Employees are no longer hemmed in by desktops running legacy applications that can only be accessed by fixed terminals.

Today we intersperse our lives with both work and personal commitments”

Mark Templeton CEO Citrix Synergy

Information Technology

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Business Case

WE UNDERSTAND THE OFFICE CONTRIBUTES TO A COMPANY‘S SUCCESS

Efficiency

Expression

Effectiveness

… maximisingthe FINANCIAL

investment.

... maximising the BRAND.

… maximising the HUMAN investment.

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Business Case

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Business Case

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DIFFERENT WORKPLACE TYPOLOGIES

„MY OFFICE“

Autonomous, concentrated working

+ Status+ Privacy

„SHARED OFFICE“

Dialogue, face-to-face

+ Concentration + Communication

„TEAM OFFICE“

Project work, team work

+ Team building + Structured work

„OPEN OFFICE“

Knowledege exchange, openness

+ Flexibility+ Know-how transfer

A

B

Business Case

C

D

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Financial

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Benefits

for the business…

STRATEGISING the business space enables a sharper commercial focus and more competitive financial performance by

Potential to reduce real estate costs

A leaner, more responsive, more efficient organisation

Creating flexible environments that motivate staff and are more productive

Better utilising space to ensure that capital is deployed more efficiently

Greater employee productivity

Attraction and retention of the best talent

Reducing environmental impact of your property and workforce

Expanding the concept of what a workplace is……….

Business Case

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Benefits

for employees…

Maximised productivity, creativity and job satisfaction

A high level of personal control in delivering work

A better work / life balance

Reduced stress and less time wasted

Reduced attrition rates

Business Case

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Business Case

GETTING BUY IN

You need to be confident that ambitious change programmes pass your investment thresholds.

Before implementation can commence, we will work with you to agree milestones and timelines, demonstrating to your senior team that the initiative is in safe hands.

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Business Case

REALISING THE GAINS

Just creating a plan doesn’t mean you realise the gains. The real challenge is making it happen.

Our commitment is to help you achieve the strategic and productivity benefits. This involves ensuring connectivity between activities and departments, and working as ambassadors for culture change.

The two single biggest costs in any business are staff and property. By undertaking analysis work we are able to advise clients on best use of space and implement new ways of working to increase productivity and wellbeing, and reduce costs on real estate.

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We help understand your workspace where people can achieve.

The workplace has a big impact on people productivity, talent attraction and costs. However, many companies derive just a fraction of potential value from their occupied space.

MARIS help to create environments where people achieve more so our clients business can thrive.

We believe that workplaces need to support your people, operations and business goals.

MARIS evaluate how effectively space is currently being used across the property portfolio.

Business Case

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OUR SERVICES OUR WORKPLACE STRATEGIES INCLUDE:

Business case developmentAlternative workplaceConsolidation strategiesStrategic occupancy planningChange management and communicationsCorporate guidelines and standardsVisioning – identifying business, strategy and brand driversWork style and occupancy analysisBenchmarkingFinancial analysisTechnology, policy and workplace propositionsStake holder engagementImplementation strategy and planningProject management

Business Case