teleworking
Government announcements: resumption of mobility on 15 December
The government confirmed it on Thursday: on 15 December, the general public will once again be able to move around freely, without a permit. At least during the day: a curfew will be in force from 8pm until 6am. But outside these hours - and on Christmas Eve, when there will be no...
Expensya Barometer: the impact of the crisis revealed by the...
Expensya has scrutinised over €100 million of expenditure and published a barometer that provides a better understanding of the changes that are taking place within companies in terms of business travel. Naturally, this snapshot of business travel has little in common with previous studies published by Expensa in the field of business travel.
Interview with : Alice Tortech, Head of Partnerships and spokesperson for Startway
Is business at your coworking spaces affected by the new confinement? Alice Tortech - It's obviously much less than it would normally be. But unlike the first lockdown, when there was zero activity, some of our residents are actually present at our coworking sites. In addition to the tenants of private offices,...
Videoconferencing: alternatives to Zoom and Teams
Between 'visios' for work and virtual aperitifs with friends, the Covid-19 crisis has given a boost to the market for videoconferencing solutions. Since the start of the pandemic, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet have doubled and tenfolded their audience respectively, to reach 75 million and 50 million subscribers. Pure player...
Marriott launches three packages for working in hotels
Faced with an unprecedented fall in hotel occupancy, many hoteliers are converting their rooms into workspaces. The Marriott International group is part of this trend, and has announced its Work from Anywhere programme with three packages - Day Pass, Stay Pass and Play Pass...
Reconfinement: business travel tolerated
On Wednesday evening, the French President made official the reconfinement measure, which has been in force in France since the evening of 29 October and will remain in force until at least 1 December. A progress review will take place in a fortnight' time to reassess the situation. Since Friday, the attestation has been without return to limit restricted travel to...
Interview with : Laurent La Rocca, CEO of the Treep
Why did you launch the Treep? Laurent La Rocca - We created the Treep in 2016, positioning ourselves at the time as a mobility service for the general public, with a view to reducing CO2 emissions, with an application that aggregated all low-carbon means of transport. Faced with growing demand from businesses and...
Bird Office promotes teleworking in coworking mode
With the way people relate to the office having changed profoundly in recent months, the time has come to reorganise the market. Bird Office is taking the lead by shifting the focus to the teleworking segment. Not home working, the 'home office' that so many employees have been willy-nilly experimenting with during the...
Security and Covid-19: going from nothing to everything
People confined, travel cancelled, events postponed: right from the start of the pandemic, the coronavirus had a very strong impact on business travel, starting in Asia, then Europe, before the whole world pulled back the curtain for a few months, overcome by the circulation of the virus. "The safety of our agents...
citizenM offers two subscription-based packages for companies
In-room offices, coworking spaces: hoteliers are capitalising on the boom in teleworking to offer new solutions to businesses. In this context, the CitizenM chain is banking on a combined fixed-price offer, aimed at companies with frequent travellers, teams spread around the world or looking for an alternative to working from home.
Is business travel still in vogue?
Travelling around the world several times in the same year, taking advantage of an unexpected tête-à-tête to develop your business, leaving your business card everywhere so that people remember you: the coronavirus sketches, in shadow, the portrait of the perfect business traveller. An unfortunate mimicry that has led to the consequences we all know about....
Multiburo offers a range of teleworking solutions
Health and distance measures, a gradual return to the office, the growing popularity of teleworking: office life is being turned upside down, with companies having to review the way they organise their work in the light of the current crisis. More recently, hoteliers, but above all coworking specialists, are looking to take advantage of this. With this in mind, Multiburo, a long-established player in the...
Coworking takes over lobbies and hotel rooms
Updated on 24/09 Coworking has been making inroads into the hotel industry for some time now. Mama Shelter with Mama Works, Ruby Hotels with its WorkSpaces, Hoxton with Working From Hoxton: these groups have new-generation workspaces for mobile executives and freelance professionals. From...
Zoom for Home: a touch screen dedicated to teleworking
It's certainly one of the stars of containment, like Teams, Skype or Lifesize and all the other videoconferencing solutions that have made teleworking possible. Zoom, as it happens, intends to continue its rise. To improve the experience for employees so that they can connect remotely and be productive, Zoom has just announced the launch of...
Interview with : Benoit Rabourdin, CEO of hubtobee
Why did you launch hubtobee? Benoit Rabourdin - We started from a number of observations, in particular the number of times we bump into colleagues by chance, people we rarely see because they're geographically far away, whereas today, with digital technology, we can predict who will be where and when. And...
Trend: hotel rooms converted into offices
Updated on 19 June When it reopens on 1 July, the 25Hours Paris Terminus Nord will be offering a concept in France that has already been introduced in Germany by hotels owned by the German chain, which includes Accor among its shareholders. The establishment, located just opposite the Paris train station, will be offering the possibility of using its rooms as...
Interview with : Julien Lesaicherre, Global Sales Director, Workplace by Facebook
Can you already put a figure on the Covid-19 effect, in terms of use of Workplace by Facebook? Julien Lesaicherre - We don't have any figures for the Covid-19 effect, but what is clear is that we are receiving a lot of requests from customers, and that our teams are working 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. With the...
Interview with Sébastien Marchon, CEO of Rydoo
What impact has the health crisis had on Rydoo? Sébastien Marchon - Inevitably, the crisis is affecting many sectors, and even more so the business travel sector. So we're being affected, but we're perhaps luckier than other players in that we don't just deal with business travel, but also with...
Videoconferencing sells out
Since the advent of Covid-19, virtual interaction has replaced human contact, which has been restricted by the health measures of confinement and social distancing. Isolated and hyper-connected at the same time, the populations concerned - some 2.6 billion people since confinement was imposed in India - have...
Newton Carrés du Golf: a new coworking project in Aix-en-Provence
Newton Offices is expanding its network: at the end of 2020, the coworking specialist will open the new "Newton Carrés du Golf" building, overlooking the Aix Les Milles golf course and strategically located 10 minutes from Aix city centre and the TGV train station, and 15 minutes from Marseille airport. With a total surface area of over...






































