Telework disrupts the spatial equilibrium
Professor Murtaza Haider explains how working-from-home disrupts spatial equilibria. The home office, or Hoffice, is the innovative construct that helps substitute technology for commuting and space.
Professor Murtaza Haider, in a video presentation, explains how working-from-home (Telework) disrupts spatial equilibria. The home office (the Hoffice) is the innovative construct that helps substitute technology for commuting and space.
The presentation was made at the 2020 BOMA NXTEK Forum.
You can watch the brief video at: https://youtu.be/tPZZOLuzXSQ
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