AI in the workplace continues to evolve. Early capabilities, enabled by generative AI, were mostly focused on saving employees time by summarizing meeting transcripts, documents and messages, ...

For years, the idea of smart machines entering offices created a feeling of unease among career professionals because many feared that AI technology would replace them. However, as the narrative keeps ...

This is why behavioral science can be a powerful workplace design partner. At its core, this discipline examines how people ...

Collaboration is becoming increasingly important for today's work. Over half the employees responding to a 2020 survey said that their jobs are reliant on collaboration, global design firm Gensler ...

The workplace has shifted, but has your technology kept up? Hybrid work thrives on the right tools. Productivity now depends on more than traditional setups; it demands technology that fosters ...

Imagine a workplace where the most tedious, repetitive, or physically demanding tasks are no longer on your list of tasks. Instead, you’re free to focus on the creative, strategic, and problem-solving ...

Editor’s Note: This story originally was published on March 21, 2025. Since then, it has been updated as of March 24, 2025. Microsoft is deep into an investment in all things AI, rolling out new ...

Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. As tech giants announce plans to build AI factories and business leaders see headline after headline touting potential use cases for ...

As we step further into 2025, significant shifts are reshaping workplace norms. The office life might not feel the same 12 months from now. Hybrid work models, remote setups, a push to return to the ...

There has certainly been a lot of discussion around agentic AI over the last few years. While actual adoption is still low, Metrigy’s AI for Business Success: 2025-26 global study of more than 1,100 ...

Here’s how things are shifting. Flexibility Wins: The old way of working is fading. More than half of all employees will divide their time between home and office. This keeps them engaged and ...

Professional jargon is invading our meetings and exchanges, sometimes creating an invisible barrier between colleagues. A recent study reveals that these obscure technical terms can hinder ...