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Top 5 Trends: Looking Ahead Into 2023

We make some top-level predictions for the office environment

Jan 12, 2023 8:36:36 AM
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By Mark DiMattei

 

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It’s that time of year again. The holidays are done. We’ve stayed up late waiting for a shiny ball to drop. Now the only thing left to do is…thoroughly review the past year and make an educated guess into what we think will happen in 2023.

 

Keypoint Intelligence has done this for many years now. Most recently, our Office group has released an annual webinar predicting oncoming technology trends. In the past, we have crafted written road maps where analysts provided insight and thoughtful forecasting regarding the oncoming years.

 

We have crafted an infographic that looks toward what our expert analysts believe will be the top five trends within the office market.

 

Infographic created by Victor Atencio

 

Log in to the InfoCenter to view research on digital transformation, smart office, and the move into Industry 4.0 through our Office CompleteView Advisory Service. If you’re not a subscriber, just send us an email at sales@keypointintelligence.com for more info.

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