The COVID-19 pandemic has led to many firms reassessing how deal with their communities. In this study, we focus on a coworking space and examine the management staff its community reacted pandemic. uniqueness of spaces is that both paying customer it an integral part value proposition. For paper, case study in Amsterdam was analyzed symbiotic relationship between one key resources (the communi...

Sharing of spaces enhances networking and collaboration in cultural creative industries on both formal informal levels. Nevertheless, there is a lack awareness concerning coworking (CWS) their resilience through knowledge sharing communities, especially space–community–coworker interactions. The aim to identify how CWS enhance communities develop collective learning local ecosystems promote ada...

Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic has been hit the whole German society and with that way of working as well trend coworking, it happened similarly in other western societies. With information about governmental measurements, world work, mobility transportation, people’s behavior, companies’ strategies, real estate market, changes new spaces from different sources this article creates a narration ...

Social networks are consolidated as spaces for the exchange of valuable content. It is not surprising to find good teaching practices in virtual learning communities, so objective this study analyze, through case #ElClaustrodeIG on Instagram, educational content focused that shared Ibero-American community Spanish, well analysis users who share their experiences and social network. In order do ...

Coworking spaces are an emerging form of work within organizations; however, this arrangement is rare in public administration. In chapter, we analyze the potential coworking for units (public spaces, henceforth). We show how they can enhance attractiveness sector and foster collaboration among citizens. The chapter analyzes values changes environment derives changed user needs. Among benefits ...

Collaborative practices underlie the creation of innovation yet how and when these emerge is not well understood, particularly given presence flexible open workspaces. Based on seven case studies entrepreneurial Tech/FinTech firms in London, we explore collaborative spaces lead to practices, they do. Our findings suggest enabling inhibiting role interstitial (e.g. informality spatiality) identi...

The number of self-employed, freelancers, and remote workers has risen steadily; simultaneously a range collaborative shared workspaces – coworking spaces emerged rapidly in which these individuals ‘work alone together’. However, existing research is skewed towards the community aspect coworking, treated largely as an end itself investigated by qualitative approaches only. We argue that this re...