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Osaka – Office Modification at Miyazaki Ginko Building In line with Elsevier’s operation objectives and its required head counts for the forthcoming years, slight design modification to existing office was carried out, and concurrently with the drive for implementation of workplace of the future upon project completion. The office modification project involved the re-configuration of existing 1.2K sqft office space with additional new static work desks and meeting boxes. It was successfully completed within short timeline of 1 weekend on 12 January 2015. The new office space can accommodate up to 24 staff, and it is a hybrid solution between flexi and static desks with added breakout spaces that facilitate better collaboration and operational efficiency within the same office. The entire transition process was managed by the GRECS team, remotely via Tokyo and Singapore, with assistance from the RETS team, and with full support and co-ordination of the project leads from Elsevier.

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Osaka – Office Modification at Miyazaki Ginko Building

In line with Elsevier’s operation objectives and its required head counts for the forthcoming years, slight design

modification to existing office was carried out, and concurrently with the drive for implementation of

workplace of the future upon project completion.

The office modification project involved the re-configuration of existing 1.2K sqft office space with additional new

static work desks and meeting boxes. It was successfully completed within short timeline of 1 weekend on 12

January 2015.

The new office space can accommodate up to 24 staff, and it is a hybrid solution between flexi and static desks

with added breakout spaces that facilitate better collaboration and operational efficiency within the same office.

The entire transition process was managed by the GRECS team, remotely via Tokyo and Singapore, with assistance

from the RETS team, and with full support and co-ordination of the project leads from Elsevier.