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Why Members Stay: The Flex Retention Playbook
Insights from our breakfast panel at Uncommon Holborn on what keeps flex members coming back.
Resources
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Who’s Got the Flex Factor? The Battle for Coworking Success in the Netherlands
Workplace experts discuss what it takes for flex operators to succeed in Amsterdam's fast-growing market.
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Coworking Trends in 2026
The biggest questions facing the flexible workspace sector in 2026, from our Coworking Trends webinar panel.
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How to Succeed in Flex: Building the Next Phase Together
Key takeaways from BE News Spotlight on Flex: why the next chapter of flex depends on clarity, collaboration and focus.
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From ‘If’ to ‘When’: Key Cybersecurity Lessons from the BE News Spotlight Event
Cybersecurity is no longer about if something goes wrong, but when. That message rang loud and clear at the BE News Spotlight on Cybersecurity event, which technologywithin was proud to sponsor.
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Flex Expansion and How to Win in New Markets
Leaders from five flex brands share what it takes to expand successfully into new markets.
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Circular By Design: Rethinking the Workspace Lifecycle
Sustainability has steadily become a decisive factor for investors, occupiers and landlords alike when factoring the flex workspace. At GCUC London, technologywithin brought this conversation to the main stage.
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Key Findings from the ESG Playbook for Coworking Success
The built environment is responsible for 42% of global emissions, with 27% from building operations and 15% from embodied carbon. These statistics make ESG an urgent matter for the flexible workspace sector.
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Fora Partners with technologywithin to Power Connectivity Across 60+ UK Locations
technologywithin and Fora are delighted to announce the completion of the rollout of twiindata across 60 premium flexible workspaces across the UK.
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How Technology is Redefining Flex Workspaces
Is the traditional lease model dead? Not quite. But it is being reimagined. In today’s market, long, rigid leases no longer meet the needs of operators or occupiers.