“There is a growing body of evidence to suggest that the brightness and wavelength of workplace lighting is not only essential for enabling sight, but that it can also have strong non-visual biological effects, in regulating the human circadian system, and impacting the biological clock of workers, as well as their mood and alertness,” states our recent report – The Future Workplace: Smart Office Design in the IoT Era. “Studies have demonstrated the beneficial effects of light, on vitality, depressive symptoms, alertness, sustained-attention span and task performance, as well as awareness and sleep quality,” continues the lighting section of the in-depth report. “All of these factors have a direct and substantial impact on productivity, and are therefore of great interest to the enterprise.” The report included a comprehensive survey of office workers who answered questions on the impact of technology in their workplace. One of the most clear results of this survey was on the […]