remote work
Coworking Carries on in Adam’s Image
I have on occasion written about the infamous coworking startup WeWork here. And most of the time it has been with my snark antenna tuned
remote work
Will the ‘Envy Office’ Break the Remote Work Logjam?
Last week, a colleague shared a New York Times article with me featuring the headline, “The Envy Office: Can Instagrammable Design Lure Young Workers Back?”
remote tech
Future of Work Startup Waitroom is Now Rumi.AI
One of the trends in tech I have enjoyed following is something we have dubbed “remote tech”. I must credit my fellow analyst Mike Boland
remote work
The Revenge of the Key Cards
An interesting villain is emerging in the RTO (return to office) wars that are raging across corporate America (and the world). At least to the
remote work
Benioff’s Berliner Moment
In June 1963, U.S. President John F. Kennedy made his famous “Ich Bin Ein Berliner ” speech in, you guessed it, Berlin. The context was
Bing
Ep. 37 Tosses a Giant Rock in Google’s Placid Pond
“It is wonderfully interesting. And far from breaking SEO…it has actually made it more fun.” In Episode 37 of the This Week in Local podcast,
Meta
Are the Tensions Over Remote Work Eroding Trust?
We’ve seen a great deal of back and forth on the topic of remote work. It’s been declared dead. It’s been called the new normal.
real estate
On Downtowns and the Future of Work
We’ve written in the past about a brewing local real estate trend that intersects with topics we write about occasionally here. These all fall loosely
remote tech
‘How Much is This Meeting Costing Us?’
Here at Localogy Insider, we’ve written extensively about how startups are transforming the world of remote and hybrid work using AI and other emerging technologies.
AI
Will AI Turn Video Meetings into a Data Engine?
We’ve interacted recently with a number of voices making a similar, intriguing point. Using artificial intelligence, organizations can use videoconference content — even dreaded weekly
podcast
Ep. 26 Looks at the Future of Work with Roam Founder Howard Lerman
Episode 26 of Localogy’s This Week in Local podcast explores the future of work with Roam Founder and CEO Howard Lerman. This episode remains largely
remote work
The Ups and (Mostly) Downs at Post-Neumann WeWork
Last week it seemed as though WeWork’s post-Adam Neumann comeback was fully unraveling. The company’s stock was tanking and its CEO resigned. And today we
blockchain
Vinny Lingham’s Waitroom Relaunches with AI Features
Last March we wrote about a startup focused on online meetings called Waitroom, founded by serial tech entrepreneur Vinny Lingham. Lingham is a well-known figure
Foursquare
Foursquare Documents the New Hybrid Work Reality
The location data company Foursquare released new data today documenting the extent to which U.S. office workers are trudging back to the offices that so
remote work
Did Shopify Just Unleash the Big [Meetings] Purge?
I don’t know about you, but my LinkedIn feed over the past day or so has featured a collective “Hell Yeah!” from the usual suspects
L23
Is Thursday Really the New Monday?
Next year I will turn 60. I know, yikes. So now whenever I see the phrase “60 is the new 40” I feel energized. Then
remote work
Forget Quiet Quitting. The New Workplace Problem Is ‘Quiet Constraint’
While I do maintain an active Twitter account, I have never been one to convert my every random thought bubble into a Tweet. I imagine
remote work
Howard Lerman Raises $40M to Build the ‘Cloud HQ’
Yext Co-founder and former CEO Howard Lerman is out with a new startup that he’s been tinkering with for about a year called Roam. The company
remote work
Remote and In Person Workers Share This One Common Trait
Companies across the spectrum from Tesla to small local digital agencies are groping with big decisions over whether and to what degree to embrace remote
remote work
Will Remote Work Be an Early Casualty of the Big Tech Bust?
This week’s big work from home news involved Ian Goodfellow, Apple’s now-former head of AI. He just jumped ship to Google’s DeepMind unit because Apple