The race is on to position serviced offices as hip co-working spaces, but questions remain about the sustainability of market demand. The Executive Centre in Taipei’s Nanshan Plaza feels like a lounge on the club floor of a five-star hotel. Office workers dressed to impress chat casually, seated on quirky designer furniture. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer…
A growing number of companies in Taiwan – local and international alike – are moving toward more flexible configurations in their office spaces. The open or flexible office design is not a new concept in Taiwanese workplaces, but it has been catching on with rapid enthusiasm in recent years. Multinational corporations with a presence in…
For many foreign-invested firms, looking after the Taiwan market is not the only way they contribute to their parent companies. Despite its medium-sized population of 23 million people, Taiwan has come to play an outsized role for multinational corporations in certain industries. And as a number of AmCham Taipei member companies have discovered, a presence…
