Expert Opinions

It’s 9am. You’ve just arrived at your desk. Another 8 hours (more many more) of the daily grind. Many of us think of our workplaces as just that – the places we work. Now, though, a shift in the landlord/occupier relationship is taking place and its redefining our workspaces as integrated hubs for wellness, productivity, innovation and social connections.

The face of retail is changing – and it’s not just because of e-commerce. Across Asia Pacific, the industry is being reshaped by powerful new demographic trends.

The economy of Vietnam has arrived on the global stage. The drivers are due to a diversity of factors. On one hand, it has benefitted from global geopolitical friction and macro shifts.

Across the globe, much has been written about a radical shift in the design and interpretation of the workplace. Equally, digitally-driven solutions have made office flexibility a bigger reality.

On the doorstep to China and East Asia, South Korea is a connection point for both regional and global companies. Coupled with an unparalleled technological infrastructure, you can see why South Korea, holds appeal for companies seeking a home for their data centres.

Emerging as one of the top few alternative investment sectors in Asia Pacific, data centre demand is, undoubtedly, tethered to our reliance on the internet and organisations’ exigent need for data storage and management.