It can be argued that business leaders and organisations face major shifts in the workplace, not the least of which are inflationary pressure on both employer and employee budgets, increased tension over return-to-office mandates, shifting legal and societal landscape concerning DEI initiatives, as well as the impact of client change.On the topic of sustainability, Gartner says in 2024 organizations will begin to highlight and promote direct climate change protections as a key part of their benefit offerings. Just how will organisations address the concerns of employees while complying with shifting regulations around sustainable business practices, as well as execute and sustain their own net-zero strategies? Can we finally harness the data we are collecting about employees, customers, business partners, and government regulations to create an environment that is supportive of everyone’s interests? Joining us today on PodChats for FutureIoT is Haran Shivanan, CEO of iviva.1. Describe the modern workplace in the digital present (post-pandemic).2. The concept of a more efficient, more user-friendly work environment has been around for years. What is different about the situation facing employers and employees today?3. How do you see sustainability and commitments to net zero impact how businesses plan and operate their work environments?4. How can landlords and building operators support tenants’ sustainability objectives?5. Property consultant Knight Frank says 2024 will continue to favour tenants as companies prioritise optimising space. What is your advice for landlords and building operators?6. What questions to ask when evaluating the technology/solutions towards achieving?

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