Office relocations in London are complex projects that require careful planning and execution. From securing new premises to ensuring a seamless transition for staff, the process involves numerous interconnected tasks that must be coordinated with precision. Recent studies show that well-planned office moves can increase staff productivity by up to 20%, making the effort worthwhile. […]
Technology infrastructure forms the backbone of modern businesses, making IT planning a critical component of any office relocation. A poorly managed tech transition can lead to significant downtime, with research showing that IT disruptions cost UK businesses an average of £3,000 per minute during work hours. When should IT planning begin for an office move?
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When budgeting for a new London office, many businesses focus solely on the headline rent. However, the true cost of an office lease extends far beyond this figure. Hidden costs can significantly impact your overall expenditure, sometimes adding up to 75% of the base rent value according to recent industry data. What service charges should
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The best office space for creative industries should inspire innovation and reflect the company’s ethos, with areas like Holborn, Camden, Farringdon, and Old Street in London offering unique advantages. These locations are popular among creative businesses due to their vibrant atmospheres, excellent connectivity, and inspiring surroundings. Each area provides a variety of office spaces that
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Office rental repairs are handled either between the landlord or the tenant, depending on the agreement type and scope of the repair. Understanding who is responsible for specific repairs is all down to what’s in your agreement; however, the responsibility for handling repairs is typically split, but it is essential to avoid disputes and ensure
Coronavirus has certainly changed the way people work, with lockdown forcing around 5 million people to work from home and millions became furloughed waiting to hear if they could restart work or not. For business owners and employers, it is an interesting time to review their office requirements and whether they stick with their existing
In the last five years, the shared office space provider WeWork had seen breakneck expansion, with properties on New York’s Fifth Avenue to the dominating building One Poultry in London. However, whilst it has been sweeping the group space at a staggering rate since first opening its first location in Manhattan, it looks like this
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Security cameras that have been now set up the King’s Cross area of the capital now use facial recognition technology, which recognises and tracks thousands of people who visit the area. Will Canary Wharf also set up facial recognition? It it is thought that there is a possibility that Canary Wharf will also follow suit
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