The Harvard Innovation Lab has come up with an accurate depiction of just how the workspace of most people has changed over the years.
In the 90s it was common for people to have a large computer on their desk, a cork-board with reminders in front of them, a calendar and also a fax machine. Slowly most of these things have fazed out, and eventually only a laptop and iPhone remain. While this is a bit drastic, much of it is true since so many online applications have replaced the need for material, tangible objects. At least it creates more space on one's desk with a lot less clutter to worry about on a daily basis!
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What's Driving This Trend
- Workspace Evolution
- Opportunity to innovate by creating workspaces that embrace digital tools and minimize physical clutter.
- Digital Transformation
- Opportunity to develop online applications and platforms that replace the need for physical objects in the workspace.
- Minimalistic Workspaces
- Opportunity to design workspaces that prioritize simplicity and efficiency, with less clutter and more space for creativity.
Who This Affects Most
- Office Furniture
- Opportunity for office furniture companies to create innovative designs that accommodate digital tools and promote a minimalistic approach.
- Technology Hardware
- Opportunity for technology hardware companies to develop portable devices that can replace traditional desktop computers.
- Digital Productivity Tools
- Opportunity for companies that provide online productivity tools to develop innovative solutions that enhance workspace efficiency and organization.
