China remains a market with significant growth potential for the UK-based workspace provider, as rapid innovation, industrial upgrading and changing business models continue to create new demand, said Edward Hu, country president of International Workplace Group China.
Edward Hu, country president of International Workplace Group China. CHEN ZEBING/CHINA DAILY
Hu made the remarks during the recent "CEO: Grow with China" roundtable in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, which was hosted by China Daily under the guidance of the Xi'an Municipal Government.
"Workspace has become innovation infrastructure," Hu said. "It is no longer just a physical container for employees, but an agile platform that facilitates technology, trade and cross-border collaboration."
Hu said the rise of new quality productive forces is reshaping how companies organize resources and respond to market changes. In a more uncertain global business environment, traditional, centralized office models are giving way to more flexible and distributed networks, he said.
