The 'Gable' Platform Offers Access to Different Workplaces
Michael Hemsworth — March 3, 2021 — Business
Working remotely has quickly become a reality for many professionals, so the 'Gable' platform is positioned as a solution to help them get out the house sporadically to work from elsewhere in their neighborhood. The platform is one of the first workplace-as-a-service structures out there that will offer users with access to workplaces right in the area of the professional. This offers them a way to escape from their home office when feeling cooped up or even as a solution for finding a meeting space when in need of a place to meet a client.
The 'Gable' platform is great for remote professionals, but also enables property owners to gain an additional revenue stream by using extra or underutilized space as a spot to rent out.
The 'Gable' platform is great for remote professionals, but also enables property owners to gain an additional revenue stream by using extra or underutilized space as a spot to rent out.
Trend Themes
1. Workplace-as-a-service - The emergence of this structure offers professionals convenient and flexible options for remote work.
2. Remote Work - As more people work remotely, platforms like Gable can provide an escape from the isolation and distractions of a home office.
3. Asset Utilization - Platforms like Gable can help property owners monetize underutilized space and create a new revenue stream.
Industry Implications
1. Real Estate - As property owners seek new revenue streams, the real estate industry can benefit from platforms like Gable that offer workplace-as-a-service.
2. Tech - As technology continues to facilitate remote work, the tech industry can find opportunities in workplace-as-a-service platforms like Gable.
3. Hospitality - Platforms like Gable offer solutions for individuals and groups who may require temporary meeting or workspaces, making the hospitality industry a potential partner.
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