business centre
Coworking: office life for millennials
What do Microsoft, HSBC, Dell, McKinsey, BNP Paribas, Heineken and Chanel all have in common? Apart from the fact that they are large, very large companies, they have all started testing out the latest trend in the world of work: coworking spaces. At the end of 2016, for example, Microsoft announced a partnership with WeWork, an emblematic player in these new...
Interview with Jacques Léonard, head of the flex office and teleworking project...
We're looking at a different way of working How do you see workplaces changing? Jacques Léonard - For the last three or four years, we've been developing new ways of working by deploying environments that are in harmony with new uses. We have noticed that, overall, employees spend half their working time...
The SNCF has teamed up with Regus for its Grand Voyageur...
The SNCF's new Grand Voyageur lounge at Gare du Nord will open on Thursday 8 June. Now located on the 2nd floor of the building, its entrance is right next to the Relay shop, opposite track 14. As with the recent Eurostar lounge, this 320 m² space has been fitted out...
Business centres: premises and services on demand
A turnkey office that avoids the rigidity of a 3-6-9 lease: the business centre formula is attracting more and more entrepreneurs, particularly start-ups. "50 % of business centre customers are very small businesses, 30 % are SMEs and major accounts, and 20 % are companies...
Business centres: a different way of experiencing the office
This concept, which originated in the United States, is still little known in France, not to say little accepted. But it has real potential for development. Particularly in these uncertain times, when more and more companies are appreciating the flexibility of this rental system. The principle of renting space by the hour, by the...
Business palaces: Parisian business centres
When it comes to business centres, luxury is no longer a London privilege. The proof is at 36, rue Beaujon and 29, rue de Bassano, a stone's throw from Place de l'Étoile, where Argyll - a subsidiary of Executive Offices Group founded in 2004 - opened its first two Paris units in 2007-2008.


























