Hosted by Fiona Fernandes · EN · 17 episodes
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A weekly deep dive into the trends, tools, and real-time insights needed to manage a flexible, high-performing office without the enterprise overhead.
Fiona Fernandes hosts The Adaptable Office, a business show with 17 episodes published.
Employee moves are constant and expensive when handled ad-hoc. This episode gives facilities and workplace leaders an operational playbook: how to classify moves, set sensible lead times, triage and prioritise requests,
Facilities teams are stretched thin and need practical ways to reduce repetitive work without heavy IT projects. This episode walks through small automations and process changes that can be deployed in days — templated m
Hot-desking works when it’s purposeful; it fails when it feels random. In this episode we walk through practical design and operational patterns that reduce friction and make shared desks feel like a choice, not a risk.
Occupancy data is easy to collect and hard to turn into clear real-estate decisions. In this episode we walk through the practical steps facilities leaders can take to convert desk- and floor-level numbers into recommend
Disruptions happen — transit strikes, power incidents, localised closures, and more. This episode gives facilities teams a pragmatic, low-overhead approach to continuity planning that fits teams of 1–5 people and multi-s
Fiona Fernandes walks through a practical approach to redesigning office floors around how people work — not where org charts place them. This episode covers the core problem with department-based layouts, four simple wo
Facilities managers who dread long vendor demos will appreciate this practical checklist. The blog post walks you through 10 observable signals you can spot in a single walk-through or by checking a week of calendars, wi
If you’ve ever faced frustrated employees and spreadsheet chaos over parking, this episode breaks down the practical steps to fix it. We cover zone-based allocations, tiered access for EVs and visitors, dynamic booking s
Booking systems fail when employees don’t trust them. In this episode we identify the typical adoption blockers—double-booking, confusing interfaces, unclear or inconsistent policies, and no-shows—and walk through practi
Deciding whether to renegotiate a lease, reconfigure floors, or add satellite hubs is high-stakes for busy facility teams. In this episode we walk through the reliable signals that indicate change is needed — consistent
Technology is only part of the equation when you introduce new workplace tools or hybrid ways of working. Success depends on people. This episode walks small facilities teams through pragmatic, low-overhead change manage
Facilities managers juggling spreadsheets and frustrated commuters will find actionable solutions in this episode. We cover zone-based allocations, tiered access for EVs and visitors, dynamic booking windows that match c
Hybrid work means one layout no longer fits every day. This episode breaks down simple, practical moves facility managers can make right away: create flexible zones, adopt a structured drop-in desk model, set clear hybri
Facilities teams don’t need year-long rollouts or six-figure projects to understand who’s in the office and which spaces sit unused. This episode walks through lightweight approaches—visual floor plans, friction-free che
Facilities managers: stop guessing and start billing by the square foot with a repeatable, transparent method. This episode walks through the five core steps—set up zone codes, run monthly occupancy reports, calculate pr
Hybrid policies don’t have to be a battleground. In this episode we break down a pragmatic framework for defining core days, drafting team-level agreements, handling exceptions, and involving managers in fair enforcement
Facilities managers under pressure need fast wins, not long projects. This episode breaks down five practical strategies you can use right away: rapid heat-mapping walks, a one-day occupancy snapshot, simple zoning by ac
Facilities managers need reliable headcount visibility without the complexity of enterprise systems. This episode walks through lightweight occupancy sources—badge data, booking logs, calendars, Wi‑Fi signals and manual
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