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PropTech: According to Digital Infrastructure Provider essensys, Flexible Workspaces Hold Opportunity Post-COVID-19

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Instant Offices research found that secure digital infrastructure can help resolve common operational challenges of delivering flexible real estate solutions. Courtesy of essensys.
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By Meghan Hall At present, many flexible workspaces are struggling as the pandemic wears on, but for one long-time player in the industry, the future is bright. Essensys, a firm that focuses on flexible workplace software, believes that the flexible work spaces are the future and is innovating its enterprise-grade platform to meet the needs […]

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