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Smartworks, the leader in the flexible workspace industry, is moving ahead with a diversified business model that goes beyond traditional IT and IT-enabled services. According to reports, non-IT and ITES sectors now constitute 54% of Smartworks’ business. This has been a strategic shift towards diversifying into more industries. It’s not a reaction to market demand, but a proactive step to increase resilience and growth in the face of an economic environment that is constantly changing.
To leverage this momentum, Smartworks is looking to double its inventory and expand its footprint across various cities. This aggressive expansion strategy is devised to cater to the increased demand for flexible workspaces from startups, SMEs, and large companies seeking innovative office solutions. In this, Smartworks is positioning itself as an adaptable partner for businesses that are now navigating the complexities of modern work environments through customisable and scalable workspace options.
With its vision of collaborative and productive spaces, it is the new dynamic at work: flexible, adaptive, and very important to creating new opportunities in changing dynamics. Smartworks continues to innovate and expand as it shapes the experience of workspace to come, and that makes the company a choice for any organization seeking to thrive in a post-pandemic world. This strategic focus on non-IT sectors enhances the market presence of Smartworks while, at the same time, furthering its vision to develop an inclusive and diverse workspace ecosystem.
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