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Lab of the Future Report is Available


A new CBRE Global Workplace Solutions thought leadership report, the Lab of the Future, is now available. This report identifies changes taking place in the life sciences industry and explores ways that laboratories of the future will be structured, equipped, staffed, operated and maintained for optimal performance.

Authors Greg Weddle, Vice President, Innovation and Products, and Hannah Hahn, Manager, Global Workplace Innovation, consider the impact of technology and how laboratories can be designed to be fit for purpose within this changing landscape. The research concludes with an examination of how Facilities Management partners can influence the development of modern, efficient lab environments.

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August 10, 2016


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