The Unworking Podcast
In this podcast series, we will be hosting exclusive discussions with innovators, thought-leaders, authors, business leaders, and leading industry professionals who have a unique vision or perspective on the future of work & workplace.
Our mission is to provide a holistic overview of current and future trends, predominantly covering six key areas: People, Place, Culture, Design, Technology & Innovation.
The past few years have been nothing short of transformative, as the pandemic forced the world to adapt to a new reality. We have seen work and workplace hugely affected, and it is a topic that’s at the forefront of many minds… How we reimagine work and the workplace will be the overarching backbone of this podcast.
The Unworking Podcast
Beyond Devices: Technology, Experience, and the Future of Workplace
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In this conversation, Peter Miscovich (Executive Managing Director, JLL), Philip Ross (CEO, UnWork), and Jeremy Aston (Senior Vice President, Global Services and Solutions, HP) explore how workplace technology is fundamentally evolving, and what that means for real estate and organizational strategy.
Jeremy reveals how HP's new Workforce Experience Platform unifies insights across devices to eliminate the "suffering in silence" where employees struggle without reporting issues. The discussion moves into uncomfortable territory: traditional ROI metrics are dead. In the AI era, measuring value requires rethinking adoption, enablement, and true utilization rather than cost-benefit analysis.
But the conversation goes deeper. How do organizations balance the disruptive pace of technology with the capital-intensive, long-term nature of real estate? What happens when you introduce BYOA (Bring Your Own Agent) governance alongside flexible workplaces? How do you create seamless experiences across office, home, and hybrid modalities?
This episode tackles the core tension facing workplace leaders: building for certainty in an age of disruption.