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Back to the future… of work!
Some new studies of people that worked from home (WFH) validated why coworking is back and more relevant than ever. Here’s what that means for...
I don't have the time to move all this data!
This is all a mess — and I'm embarrassed.
Everything is in my head.
Everything is in someone else's head.
We don't want to mess our members up.
I'm not even using my current software well, and I’m not sure I can learn something new.
These are real things coworking operators have said to our team when they talk about moving to new software. I told you: I keep a list.
It's a reminder of why we do things the way we do. And if any of this resonates with you, you aren't alone.
That's why we're sharing some best practices for migrating from no platform, or an existing platform to a new one — or least our migration process here at Coworks, which has been shaped by people just like you.
The first step of coworking software migration: we're in this together
It would be great if we lived in a world where coworking and flex space owners could swap software systems with a single click. (Any software company that tells you it's that easy is not telling you the truth, unfortunately.)
Even though software is a very logical thing, space management tools underpin your entire business. And we get it: this is important. So our first step is to make sure you know we are right here along side with you a plan, proven tactics, and support.
Even though software is a very logical thing, space management tools underpin your entire business. And we get it: this is important. So our first step is to make sure you know we are right here along side with you a plan, proven tactics, and support.
