Orange moves into new headquarters and promotes mobile working

Orange has moved its new headquarters into the «Plan Léman» building in Renens, bringing together more than 550 employees from Lausanne and Bussigny. The goal of this consolidation is to improve operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness. At the same time, the company is also breaking new ground in workplace design.

Orange has moved into its new headquarters in the "Plan Léman" building in Renens with over 550 employees from Lausanne and Bussigny. The move is intended to increase work and cost efficiency, according to a statement from the telecommunications company. At the same time, the company is also breaking new ground in terms of workplace design: A flexible workplace model is being implemented in the open-plan offices - employees set up their largely paperless, mobile office, consisting of a trolley case or rucksack and a laptop, at a docking station that is currently free. In the evening, they take their mobile office back with them and are ready for a meeting outside the office, teleworking from home or working in another Orange branch.

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