As work from home takes precedence, shared workspaces get in battle mode

What do you do when your business model is based on professionals sharing workspaces at a time when coronavirus crisis is snowballing?

Avoid sharing, avoid meeting anyone - these tips have a top of the mind recall when it comes to preventive strategies against the snowballing coronavirus or Covid-19 crisis. But what happens when your business model itself is based on professionals, often not bound by a single company code, congregating at confined spaces offered by you? The challenges mount as the risk intensifies.

The real worry is reducing footfalls. Some workspaces sell space in bulk, for longer terms, and against upfront payments. They have less to lose compared to the many smaller outfits that operate on a per seat basis, and on