An ideal environment to foster productivity is the goal of Creative Spaces from Microsoft and SteelCase

One of the trends that has been observed in recent times is the commitment made by brands to productivity in motion Always connected , always with the possibility of being able to carry out any work in our team. A movement that has exposed the weaknesses of traditional tablets and has elevated two-in-one devices like the Surface.

Microsoft may not have been the pioneer, but the manufacturer that in a more interesting way has opted for this concept.Equipment designed to get the most out of them anywhere and at any time But those from Redmond do not want to stay here and intend to go one step further by bringing functionality and mobility even closer to the own office.

And it is that depending on a table and a chair to work can be a concept that will not take us long to see how it goes to a better lifeThat is at least what it seems if we stick to the concept that Microsoft is working on together with the company SteelCase.

The objective is to create something that could be called a Creative Space. An environment compatible with Surface devices, adapted to be able to use them in the most practical way possible regardless of the type of furniture in question. A project for which they already have five exemplary models that can be seen in WorkLife in five cities such as London, Munich, San Francisco, Chicago and Los Angeles.

According to Microsoft, it is not a question of adapting what is already known in terms of work spaces but of reinventing the workplace of the future of in a way that helps promote productivity by directly influencing workers by providing them with the appropriate needs at all times.

With this project they seek to create office environments that are adapted for the use of different tools such as Surface Studio desktop devices, the Surface Pro range or Surface Hub whiteboards.

Creative Spaces are initially available for purchase only in the United States and Canada on the SteelCase website, though throughout Its arrival on the German and British markets is expected from summer 2017.

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