Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India

Co-working spaces are a sign of the times. Catering to the ever-changing workspace requirements of professionals, businesspeople and the now-ubiquitous startup, commercial workspaces are adapting fast and offering more than just flexible rents and free coffee
Curated By: Madhu Kapparath
Published: Jul 29, 2017
Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India

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  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
  • Who moved my office? Some popular co-working spaces in India
Mobile Awfis
Anywhere
Delhi

Amit Ramani, founder and CEO of Awfis, believes this is the future of working. His efforts at making the daily commute a more productive one has taken the shape of an eight-seater van—launched last October—equipped with Wi-Fi, teleconferencing facilities, printers, CCTV, washroom and pantry. The van is available to Awfis members on hourly and daily rental plans. After receiving an enthusiastic response, Awfis is going to launch similar SUVs for smaller teams.
In April, Awfis received $20 million in funding from Sequoia Capital.