This may happen, and it’s just a small element of the ideas they are throwing out there, but still… The cynical can read it as “companies wil continue to socialize costs while privatizing benefits at the expense of the social infrastructure”.
Companies will likely build smaller, decentralised working centres. They may even use existing neighbourhood infrastructure – from the local coffee shop to the community centre – for flexible working arrangements.
via What’s in store for city-dwellers in 2040? | Forum For The Future.
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Currently working with resiliency planning in San Francisco, Greg would probably be described as "colorful" if he didn't wear monochrome black. His improbable life has passed through many phases, including urban planning and engineering, rock and roll, organized religion, technical support, and strategic planning.