Places for multi-locational work – opportunities for facilities management

Kojo, Inka; Nenonen, Suvi

doi:10.1108/f-05-2013-0043

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“…At present, some estimations show that there are around 3,000 coworking spaces located in the world with over 100,000 people working in them (Kubátová, 2014). On the other hand, from an academic perspective, there are many studies that highlight the need to carry out research focusing on coworking spaces to analyse their evolution and the purpose of their usage (Kojo and Nenonen, 2015; Gruen, 2017).…”

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Coworking spaces: a new way of achieving productivity

Bueno

Rodríguez-Baltanás

Gallego

2018

JFM

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Purpose This paper aims to explore the relationship between coworking spaces and productivity. Design/methodology/approach A research model was designed to carry out the analysis. Specifically, this model attempts to reveal the influence of social interactions and the coworking environment on productivity. Furthermore, three moderated variables were incorporated into the model: gender, age and level of education. A Web-based survey was conducted. Findings The findings confirm the positive influence of social interactions and coworking environment on productivity. Research limitations/implications There are two limitations. First, it is based on the perception of coworkers. It would be interesting to add the perception of coworking space managers to provide more solid findings. The second limitation is that it has not suggested any additional potential factors which could affect productivity. Practical implications Implications of this study are grouped into two categories. First, from an academic perspective, it contributes to the development of knowledge about the increasing use of coworking spaces. Second, from a managerial perspective, this paper highlights how environmental factors and the facilities of a workplace can help to achieve better conditions for productivity, in particular in coworking spaces. Social implications Furthermore, the use of social interactions in professional relationships can be understood as an alternative way to carry out new ways of doing business. Originality/value This paper contributes to the enrichment of knowledge-concerning coworking spaces developed a pioneering study.

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Coworking spaces: a new way of achieving productivity

Bueno

Rodríguez-Baltanás

Gallego

2018

JFM

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“…Gradually, studies have broadened their focus from telecommuting (Nilles et al, 1976a;1976b) and telework (Lindström, Rapp & Lindström, 1996;Olson & Primps, 1984) to more versatile spatiality by describing distributed workplaces (Harrison, Wheeler & Whitehead, 2004), varying locations of knowledge work (Felstead, Jewson & Walters, 2005;Hislop & Axtell, 2007; and mobile virtual work (Andriessen & Vartiainen, 2006;Gareis, Lilischkis & Mentrup, 2006, Vartiainen, 2006. The social sciences have largely ignored the topic of spatial mobility at work (Hislop & Axtell, 2007;Kesselring, 2015) and it is primarily reported in facilities management and corporate real estate literature (e.g., Becker & Steele, 1990;Earle, 2003;Kojo & Nenonen, 2015;Van der Voordt, 2004). Even today, in this era of widely implemented virtual collaboration, the physical mobility of workers is crucial for sharing and building resources and knowledge in order to thrive in a highly competitive global marketplace (Boden & Molotch 1994;Urry, 2002).…”

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When a One-Hour Time Difference is Too Much: Temporal Boundaries in Global Virtual Work

Sivunen

Nurmi

Koroma

2016

2016 49th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS)

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“…A análise a respeito dos enfoques sob os quais o coworking vem sendo estudado nessas diferentes áreas indicou que ele contempla cinco grandes temas: a) Relações de trabalho (Aguiton, & Cardon, 2008;Andrade, Ares, Suárez, & Giret, 2013;Bilandzic, Schroeter, & Foth, 2013), no que tange às relações no ambiente de coworking ou a formas facilitadoras de relações nesses espaços; b) Novas formas de trabalho (Brinks, 2012;Pohler, 2012), tratando sobre as diferentes configurações de trabalho; c) Espaço de trabalho (Kojo, & Nenonen, 2014), abordando o modo como os espaços se organizam em seu aspecto físico e suas influências no desenvolvimento do trabalho e sua caracterização; d) Perfil dos coworkers (Spinuzzi, 2012), buscando caracterizar o perfil dos trabalhadores desses espaços, suas expectativas e a forma como o percebem como nova modalidade de trabalho; e e)Responsabilidade social (Mouat, & Buksh, 2015), referindo-se a questões sustentáveis relativas ao compartilhamento. Cada um desses temas será tratado em pormenor na sequência (Tabela 2).…”

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Coworking como modalidade e espaço de trabalho: uma análise bibliométrica

Medina

Krawulski

2015

Cad. Psicol. Soc. Trab.

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Coworking é a modalidade de trabalho na qual profissionais de diferentes áreas sem local fixo de trabalho buscam ampliar sua rede de contatos, compartilhando espaço e serviços de escritório. Considerando essa realidade, o artigo apresenta resultados de análise bibliométrica sobre o tema coworking, a qual objetivou identificar estudos e seus enfoques no trato da temática. Foram analisados oito artigos, identificados por meio de busca sistematizada em bases de dados, a qual possibilitou identificar as áreas do conhecimento que vêm estudando o coworking, a metodologia de pesquisa utilizada, os períodos das publicações e seus países de origem. Os resultados foram categorizados conforme a abordagem relacionada ao tema. Os artigos identificados foram produzidos na França, Inglaterra, Estados Unidos, Austrália, Alemanha e Espanha, e publicados majoritariamente em 2012, sendo, em sua maioria, oriundos da área de informática. Predominaram estudos de abordagem qualitativa, associando o tema coworking a relações de trabalho, a novas formas de trabalho, ao espaço físico, ao perfil dos coworkers e à responsabilidade social.Palavras-chave: Coworking, Novas formas de trabalho, Bibliometria, Espaço de coworking. Coworking as working mode and space: A bibliometric analysisCoworking is the working mode in which professionals from different areas without fixed workplace seek to expand their networking by sharing the same space and business services. Considering this fact, the article presents results of a bibliometric analysis on the coworking subject which aimed to identify studies and their approaches in the treatment of this theme. Eight articles were analyzed, identified through systematic search in databases, which enabled us to identify the areas of knowledge that have been studying coworking, research methodology used, periods of publications, and the countries of origin of the studies. Results were divided into categories according to the related approach to the subject. The articles identified were produced in France, England, USA, Australia, Germany, and Spain, and were published mainly in 2012, coming mostly from the computer science area. Studies conducted through qualitative approach predominated, associating the theme coworking to labor relations, new ways of working, physical space, profile of coworkers, and social responsibility.Keywords: Coworking, New ways of working, Bibliometry, Coworking space. IntroduçãoA s transformações ocorridas nos processos produtivos nas duas últimas décadas do século XX devido ao desenvolvimento acelerado da tecnologia, ao capitalismo e à globalização, entre outros fatores, reformularam o lugar do homem no trabalho, assim como sua forma de atuar e os espaços utilizados para realização das atividades (Antunes, & Alves, 2004). O debate sobre as mudanças na sociedade e nos contextos produtivos, e suas implicações nas relações sociais, particularmente quanto ao modo como as pessoas se articulam nessas relações na contemporaneidade, tem permeado alguns estudos nas últimas décadas (Antunes, ...

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Places for multi-locational work – opportunities for facilities management

Cited by 21 publications

References 33 publications

Coworking spaces: a new way of achieving productivity

Coworking spaces: a new way of achieving productivity

When a One-Hour Time Difference is Too Much: Temporal Boundaries in Global Virtual Work

Coworking como modalidade e espaço de trabalho: uma análise bibliométrica

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