Dagens industri:

* * * Dagens Industri features two key developments: strategic office optimization and the unveiling of a new electric vehicle. One article highlights Kinnarps' strategy for modernizing underutilized office spaces to align with evolving workplace demands. Kinnarps emphasizes the need for adaptable environments that foster collaboration, focused work, and social interaction. Leveraging its Next Office tool, Kinnarps assists organizations in analyzing workflows and employee requirements to optimize their physical workspace. This strategic spatial redesign is positioned as a valuable investment that enhances talent acquisition and retention, ultimately bolstering financial performance and strengthening employer branding. The second article introduces the all-electric Ford Explorer, specifically designed for the European market and manufactured in Germany. This vehicle represents a significant step towards Ford's commitment to a fully electric portfolio by 2035. The Explorer boasts a range of up to 602 km and features a driver's seat massage function. Its interior is further distinguished by a 14.6-inch sliding touchscreen, concealing a secure, lockable storage compartment, and a spacious 17-liter center console for enhanced storage capacity.