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2017
DOI: 10.3917/sopr.034.0093
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Corporate coworking  : « hacker » le travail ?

Abstract: Résumé L'apparition d'espaces de coworking, concomitante à la diffusion des technologies de l'information et de la communication, est aujourd'hui observée au sein même des entreprises. Mais quel sens a pour une entreprise la création d'un tiers lieu de travail de ce type ? Sur la base de l'analyse de six projets en Europe, l'article donne un aperçu des motivations des entreprises à se lancer dans le corporate coworking ; il montre que l'ambition de ces projets n'est pas la création d'un espace mais l'évolution… Show more

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“…Coworking spaces are still predominantly used by individual workers, but the trend tends to shift in the next years (Sargent et al , 2018). While corporate collaborative workspace environments are addressed as proworkings or corpoworkings and focus on providing shared offices for corporate teams (Bréchignac et al , 2017), coworking spaces focus on independent individuals who seek optimised work environments which would allow them to establish relationships with like-minded individuals, form collaborations and enter various networks (Merkel, 2015). Because of their diversity and orientation towards collaboration, this research tends to focus on independently operated coworking spaces with the focus on users who work on an individual basis.…”
Section: Understanding the Perspectives Of Collaborative Workpacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Coworking spaces are still predominantly used by individual workers, but the trend tends to shift in the next years (Sargent et al , 2018). While corporate collaborative workspace environments are addressed as proworkings or corpoworkings and focus on providing shared offices for corporate teams (Bréchignac et al , 2017), coworking spaces focus on independent individuals who seek optimised work environments which would allow them to establish relationships with like-minded individuals, form collaborations and enter various networks (Merkel, 2015). Because of their diversity and orientation towards collaboration, this research tends to focus on independently operated coworking spaces with the focus on users who work on an individual basis.…”
Section: Understanding the Perspectives Of Collaborative Workpacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Quelques travaux traitent de façon centrale la question de l'horizontalité et de la facilitation de la prise de parole (Bréchignac et al, 2017 ;Gilbert et al, 2017 ;Dudézert, 2018 ;Coron et al, 2019). Ils soulignent que la digitalisation a des effets ambigus sur l'autonomie des salariés, entre aliénation et émancipation (Brasseur et Biaz, 2018).…”
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