Rooms2u Partners With Working From Home Live

We are pleased to announce that we have recently partnered with Working From Home Live, a show for remote working success at Excel London, on the 24^th and 25^th of November. After a crazy 18 months, the focus of the show is getting Britain back to business by revealing secrets of business adaptation and innovation relating to remote working. It’s no secret that the future of work is evolving rapidly, in real-time. During the main lockdown’s of the pandemic, many people and companies were thrown into remote working. Having to adapt quickly, implementing new processes and systems, the workforce and organisations became divided. While some loved working from home and wanted to keep the option permanently, others weren’t so keen. What is clear, however, is that remote working is here to stay. With this in mind, organisations will need to adapt. Covid thrust many of us into a crazy experiment. We learned to Zoom and create makeshift desks on kitchen tables. We learned to adapt with family and pets around us and got into new habits. Organisations learned that cyber security and systems needed to be tested in new ways and adapted. Cloud solutions became a vital part of the IT infrastructure, and video conferencing was a weekly requirement. Working From Home Live is a show dedicated to these changes. Helping businesses and employees navigate this new remote working landscape. Key speakers at the event include Dragons Den’s Touker Suleyman, Founder of My Protein, Oliver Cookson and Mr Paul Scully, minister for Small Business, Consumers & Labour Markets and Minister for London. There will be interactive masterclasses, exhibitors, and networking over the two-day event. What’s more, tickets are FREE. You can book your Working From Home Live tickets here. Why have we partnered with The Working From Home Live Show? Garden rooms make the perfect home office solution, an upgrade from those makeshift kitchen table desks. They allow people to work in a dedicated space away from distraction and the embarrassment of Zoom call interruptions and background mess. Sales of garden buildings rose by a colossal 500% between January and May, compared with the previous year as people realised the benefits of having an extra room. Many garden room manufacturers will be exhibiting at the event in November, showing the versatility of their buildings. For both companies and employees, the event promises to be a great place to learn, spot new and emerging technology and trends as well as network. With tickets costing nothing, what have you got to lose? Get your ticket here.