The Future Of The Pandemic-Proof Office

With the inevitable growth of companies implementing remote working policies, the workplace will never look the same in a post-COVID world. In fact, according to a survey by CBRE, 70% of companies across the globe will be allowing the flexibility for employees to work remotely full time.

Remote working aside, 38% of companies still firmly believe that the future of the office will remain as important, if not more important than ever, to cities across the globe.

Here we mocked up what the office might look like, given social distancing measures will remain more integral to future workplaces. Take a look here:

This year the government announced new PPE guidelines in line with the current COVID-19 pandemic, which superseded previous PPE guidance. With thousands of employees and students returning back to “normality” across the globe, it’s clear that in a post-coronavirus world, social distancing measures will remain crucial in order to prevent further waves of the virus or any virus that may occur in the future.

Today, all forms of personal protective equipment remains crucial to the everyday lives of millions across the globe – but what if the future of PPE screens could actually enhance digital productivity in the workplace without feeling like an obstruction?

Features of the Digital PPE Screen

The Future of the Pandemic-Proof Classroom

While nurseries and primary schools remain a major challenge for maintaining social distancing measures in the classroom, implementing the Digital PPE Screens in schools could form a new type of education system which focuses on digital collaboration and interaction.

Take a look at what classrooms of the future might look like here:

Meghan Jordan, Marketing and Events lead at Summit Defence comments that “the true future of the workplace post-lockdown remains unclear to thousands of businesses across the world. With our latest development of the world’s first Digital PPE screen, we hope the shield highlights just how crucial social distancing will remain in offices indefinitely and not only post-COVID.