SAFe Workplace…? When Agility Transforms Our Physical and Digital Workspaces
summary
Aline Renan explains how Pôle Emploi applied the SAFe framework guidance on physical and remote workspaces to adapt offices and digital tools since 2019. She describes their approach—working with researchers, ergonomics students and agile/space specialists—to create a charter of places and uses, a practice guide and metrics to balance in-person vs remote work, specify equipment, measure team performance, and address social and environmental responsibility, and she presents concrete choices, results and next steps.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 8:14Some feedback from our internal survey
- 12:11Our personas of physical spaces
- 16:01Changes regarding collaborative tools
- 16:48Remote agile ceremonies
- 18:29Physical workspaces
- 19:59Ideal equipment for collaborators
- 21:35Typologies of spaces and associated activities
- 22:39Example of space typology
- 24:34Example: the renovation of the cafeteria space
- 24:44which transforms into a collaboration space
- 24:58But also low-cost actions
- 28:49Our analysis of the vision conveyed by the SAFE framework
- 32:50WORK MODES
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