The geographic impact of remote work, with Steven Malanga

In this podcast, Gemma Milne interviews Steven Malanga, Senior Editor of City Journal, as they discuss the geographic impact of remote work and the top issues companies should consider. The conversation includes a historical context of geographic mobility in America, the long-term implications of remote work for companies, redesigning physical offices to accommodate hybrid work needs, the impact on city planning and design, and what this shift means for workers who are unable to work remotely. Additionally, they touch upon the exciting opportunities that remote work can provide for people, businesses, and cities in the future.

Throughout the episode, Steven shares his expertise on the intersection of urban economies, business communities, and public policy, and covers how societal change brought on by remote work can affect these areas. Gemma and Steven also mention Dynamics 365, a next-generation ERP and CRM business application from Microsoft, which can help unify data and create a digital-first culture within businesses. Listeners are invited to request a live demo of Dynamics 365.

Overall, this podcast provides useful insights on the realities of remote work and its effects on society, from the perspective of an expert in urban economics and public policy.