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Voice recognition technology may still be in its infancy, but as more people are getting used to talking to their devices, retailers are paying attention.
Often dismissed as a routine pit-stop, airport hotels are refashioning themselves as stylish, amenity-rich places for a night's sleep or a meeting.
Fast growing cities in Asia and the Middle East are rapidly gaining ground on the heavyweight destinations of London and Paris.
A rich heritage doesn't necessarily mean a long history; instead it's about celebrating the characteristics that make a brand unique.
Over the last century the workplace has seen some huge changes in terms of design, employee dress, ways of working and of course, technology.
From bamboo coffee cups to recycled paint, firms are championing the idea of a circular economy in which discarded raw materials and products are reused.
Workers may be struggling with the heat, daydreaming about long lunches in the park or simply unable to find clients who aren't on holiday.
Jutting out from skylines around the world, a new wave of residential and office buildings are standing out for their eye-catching design.
The retail sector is one of its main real world test beds, as brands begin to realize the potential of the new tech to transform the shopping experience.
A growing number of companies have their own, full-scale cafes with baristas serving gourmet lattes and cold-brewed coffee to their employees.
Bricks-and-mortar shops are no longer purely about physical sales - they are key touchpoints for branding and showcasing product.
It may not be possible to buy happiness, but organizations around the world are attempting to offer it, for free, at work.
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