The Art of Productivity

The future of work is being built through immersive AV, digital art and human-first design. Discover how top enterprises are transforming uninspiring offices into high-performance environments.

Drawing on exclusive insights from over 1,000 UK office workers and 425 enterprise AV professionals across UK, Germany, the Netherlands and the Nordics, The Art of Productivity research reveals how digital art, technology and smart AV design are redefining the modern workplace.

46 per cent of enterprises are experimenting with how AV can boost employee creativity

77 per cent of AV professionals report that beautiful workspaces lead to higher rates of productivity

34 per cent of workers say they’d consider quitting due to a dull or uninspiring workplace

75 per cent of AV professionals say that AV supports employee wellbeing

The Problem

Uninspiring spaces, limited potential

Many of today’s workplaces are generic and outdated, creating a disconnect from the people using them. While home setups have evolved rapidly, physical offices haven’t kept pace. Uninspiring spaces and outdated tech are turning the office into a second-choice experience.

One in three workers would consider quitting because of uninspiring spaces. Nearly half between 25 to 34 years old already have.

Our research shows that AV technology is fast becoming a creative catalyst for connection, culture and performance. From generative visuals that improve focus to inclusive design tools that support neurodiversity, this guide explores what’s working now and what will define the future.

The Art of Productivity

Uninspiring spaces, limited potential

One in three workers would consider quitting because of uninspiring spaces. Nearly half between 25 to 34 years old already have.

Connect. Create. Inspire.

77% of AV professionals say beautiful workplaces boost productivity.

London Stock Exchange Group

University of the Arts London

Condé Nast

The Art of Productivity