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How to create a “best-in-class” workplace experience based on technology and services
By Jeffrey Scott Saunders and Peter Ankerstjerne
© 2017 CoreNet Global. All rights reserved.
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Meet Our Presenter(s):
• Director at Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies
• Advising global clients and decision makers on strategy and innovation
Jeffrey Scott Saunders• Chief Marketing Officer of ISS A/S
• FRICS, IFMA Fellow and member of the IFMA Board of Directors
• COP and member of IAOP's Strategic Advisory Board
Peter Ankerstjerne
Today’s presentation will cover…
Navigate the trends that will
affect the future of work
The major drivers of change affecting
workplace services
Designing a service delivery
system that creates value for your organisation
and its stakeholders
Creating best in class workplaces requires…
Going beyond solely looking at
workplace efficiency
A balanced focus on end-users experience and strategy
Using Service Design supported by data to deliver great workplace
experiences
Interviews12 subject-matter experts
ResearchCIFS megatrends & industry research
Survey1,495 FM/CRE professionals with CoreNet Global & IFMA
The ISS 2020 Vision White Book Series
2011 2013
2014 2015
2016
Navigate the trends that will affect the future of
work…
The evolution of the office
1900 1940s 1960s 1990s 2020s
Taylorist office Bürolandschaft office
Activity based office
Experience based office
Corporatist office
The workplace now covers…
The office Co-working Public places Working from home
Situational determinants
Bringing the pieces together to drive
People
Facilities, Technolo
gy & Services
Strategy & Culture
Workforce
Work-place
Work
8 Challenges for the Future
Work
WorkforceWorkplace
Need for organizational resilience
Technology breaks down internal & external
barriersLeveraging community
Automation leads to polarization Increasing diversity Focus on health and
well-being
User choice & personalization Sustainability
Two competing agendas
Organizations rework their business models, employment practices and
need for physical space.
Attitudes toward the role of work. And for many it’s changed: how, where and how much they work.
Organizations
End-users
New Organisation Types
1. CHAIN OF COMMAND
2. BUREAUCR
ACY
3. 20TH
CENTURY HIERARCHY
4. PROJECTS
5. ENTRE-
PRENEURIAL
6. PATHFINDE
RS
7. WIREARCH
Y
HOLDING BACK THE FUTURE OF WORK CREATING THE FUTURE OF WORK
Military, Police
Government
Most companies
Movies, Sports,
Freelance
Google, Apple, Tesla
Zappos, Menlo, Valve
Wikipedia, Linux, AirBnB
Examples:
Creative, defined
start/end
Combines 20th C with Projects: Focus on innovation
Piloting new 21st C
ways to organize
people/work
Leveraging the power
of community
Traits:
Services will be more tailored and targeted
Generalized and commodity-based
Standardized and input-oriented
Specialized and knowledge-intensive
Automated, anonymous, and data-driven
Digital, seamless, and simple
Responsive, dynamic, and outcome-based
Collaborative, integrated, and relationship-based
Tailored, targeted, and value-added
1%
3%
11%
12%
12%
18%
20%
22%
Which of the following statements or concepts will be most representative of how service management will be defined in 2025?
Source: CIFS, ISS, CoreNet Global Survey, IFMA, 2016
With Mobile, IOT and Big Data having the biggest impact
Source: CIFS, ISS, CoreNet Global Survey, IFMA, 2016
Nano-technology
Virtual reality
Robotics
AI
Soical media
Big data
IoT
Mobile computing
4%
7%
7%
9%
10%
19%
20%
25%
What technology developments will have the biggest impact on service management in the future?
The major drivers of change affecting workplace services
New generations require new approach to services
Female empowerment and gender equality
Post-material society
DIY-economy
Open source paradigm
Collaborative consumption
Demand for transparency
Aging population
Individualization and customization
Shifting generational values
3%
6%
7%
8%
12%
12%
13%
16%
22%
What social developments will have the biggest impact on Service Management in the future
Source: CIFS, ISS, CoreNet Global Survey, IFMA, 2016
Focus on customer experience and the quality for value creation
Service operations
Service design
Employee engagement
Relationship management
Service experience
Service culture
Service quality
Customer experience
8%
9%
11%
13%
14%
14%
15%
16%
What areas in Service Management have the biggest potential for improvement towards 2025?
Source: CIFS, ISS, CoreNet Global Survey, IFMA, 2016
The experience based workplace
– designing a service delivery system
Creating a Service Delivery System…
As a result services are becoming experiences
Hiring and retaining the right service staff
Proper employee training
Responding in timely manner
Ability to respond to changing needs
Solving problems and addressing challenges
Strong and clear communications
Accuracy and relevance of outcomes
Providing experiences during service interactions
4%
7%
10%
10%
14%
16%
17%
22%
What are the most important attributes in achieving service outcomes?
Source: CIFS, ISS, CoreNet Global Survey, IFMA, 2016
In the XaaS world, it will be important to focus on
Thought leadership
Organizational empathy
Technology and big data
The human touch
Price
Innovation and development
Connectivity and 24/7 availability
The ability to anticipate changing needs
Real-time responsiveness
4%
5%
7%
10%
10%
12%
12%
17%
24%
In service management, what aspects do you believe will be the most important from a customer/end-user perspective towards 2025?
Source: CIFS, ISS, CoreNet Global Survey, IFMA, 2016
Creating alignment, trust and transparency among actors…
Supply chain management
Brand protection
Establishing contractual framework
Quality of partner's staff
Reward and incentive sharing
Metrics and measures
Risk sharing
Transparency
Trust
Alignment of organizational values with partners
3%
4%
6%
8%
9%
10%
12%
13%
16%
17%
Source: CIFS, ISS, CoreNet Global Survey, IFMA, 2016
What do you believe will be the most challenging aspects of managing partnerships and network relationships?
End-user centricity drives employee attraction and retention
N/A
Other
Coordinating teams
Employee attraction
Tracking and development
Skill mismatch
Employee retention
1%
1%
5%
16%
17%
25%
35%
Employees
What will be the biggest challenge in the future concerning talent?
Sources, Deloitte, ISS 2020 Vision, FOSM, 2016
Driving transformation of service staff
Purpose“My work has
meaning”
Belonging“I am part of strong team”
Empowerment“I contribute
and feel valued”
Architected Service Experiences (Service Design)
• Analyse• Be co-creative• Preto-typing• Implement on
the go’
Service Design can create the Workplace
Experience by focusing on the
end-user
The differentiator: People CentricityThrough the interpersonal interface, whether facilitated by technology, buildings or direct human contact - this is where it is possible to create a real and genuine emotional connection with end-users and building sustainable, long-lasting loyalty between your company and your employees.
This is key in creating a workplace of the future and win the war on talent.
You can learn more at…
http.\\:betterworkplaces.issworld.com or www.servicefutures.com
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How to create a “best-in-class” workplace experience based on technology and services
By Jeffrey Scott Saunders and Peter Ankerstjerne