Work just isn’t what it used to be. The idea that employees are cogs, managers are slave drivers, and that work itself is drudgery is becoming obsolete. Many organizations around the world are starting to explore and examine what the workplace of the future is going to look like. Of course conversations around millennials, culture, management, workplace design, and the like are common. However, technology is actually the central nervous system that holds everything together. As such, there are three technologies that I believe are going to significantly disrupt the workplace.
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