This new coworking video premiered at the 2012 Global Coworking Conference in Austin. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=le0dfcG_jVw Accelerated serendipity is the soul of coworking by creating a collaborative space where people come together to get things done, learn and share skills, and build relationships. These new work spaces help freelancers, startups, and remote workers be more productive and happier by …
Coworking Space Ship lands in Denver Mini-conference explores booming global coworking movement Denver, (March 5, 2012) –Not long ago, the word “coworking” was still unknown to most people. Today it needs little explanation. That’s because the number of coworking spaces around the world has exploded, attracting tens of thousands of independent workers who are looking …
The people of Denver are really starting to take advantage of collaborative consumption, and the effects can be seen on a daily basis. The red Denver B-cycles on the streets, the grey Toyota Yaris at stop lights, apartment dwellers planting in community city gardens, and coworkers filling seats at Creative Density are all signs of …
At the start of the new year I started to get more interest in people making resolutions to get out of the house and get an office or join a coworking community. Since coworking is a new concept I always anticipate on explaining how coworking is more like a clubhouse to work versus an office …
A new American Express Open Forum post surprised everyone outside of the big corporate world when they revealed that only 65% to 60% of office space is NOT being utilized by large technology companies like HP or Oracle. It is obvious that is a large waste of money because of utility cost, maintenance, cleaning, etc. …
Tom Benway is a web designer and developer at Vector Defector. In our latest Member Minute Tom talks to Craig how the web is changing and moving in the form of apps throughout our home in the TV, computer, video game systems, tablets, and phones. Black Dove Studios kindly produced the video. Related posts: Member …
It all started back in 2006 when two friends in New York got tired of working alone in their homes all day. Amit and Luke decided to start a website and invite friends and other freelancers into their home once a week to work and share ideas. It was a simple idea that got them …
Coworking is no longer a fringe thing that is only for freelancers and consultants. There are now some exciting new and recognizable names that are joining the coworking movement and finding benefits in working around others.You wanna guess who coworks? Hint 1: The news website launched in 2007 and is part of a respected organization …
Craig Baute has been active in the coworking movement since 2009 and built two coworking communities during that time. He loves coworking, following trends, data, and international cultures. Contact him if you want help starting your coworking community.