Your future remote workplace is half VR, half carefully positioned real-life objects

Can remote workers be as productive as face-to-face teams in companies that rely on knowledge-sharing? The answer is still no – non-verbal communication, unplanned interactions and bodily proximity are often the fuel of innovative proposals.
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