The Dematerialization of Work

Future.U Educação e Trabalho Futuro Tendências Comportamento Arquitetura e Urbanismo

Not long ago, the concept of work was intrinsically linked to a physical location - an office, a headquarters, an address. The simple phrase "I'm going to work" would almost always imply moving from home to that other place. By 2024, the connection between work and a specific physical location has faded, giving way to a process of dematerialization, involving other aspects of this field as well. Despite this evolution, adaptation challenges persist for both professionals and companies. In this dynamic context, the panel will highlight the obstacles and solutions emerging in the creation of environments that foster creativity and productivity, regardless of where they are located - be it at home, in a shared space, or in a traditional office.

Speakers

Foto do palestrante Fernanda Mourão Lopes Vilar

Fernanda Mourão | Palestrante

Architect and Urban Planner who has been studying and working with spaces, models and the future of work for over 16 years. After 10 years in the corporate market, she is now an entrepreneur with the mission of transforming the ways of working, developing solutions to make work models and spaces more flexible, intelligent, sustainable and humane. The result of this equation is more productive and happy people, companies with better results and performance, ESG guidelines addressed and cities that are more distributed and sustainable to live in.

Delmir Peixoto | Palestrante

Master of Science in Engineering and Specialist in Instructional Design. Co-author of the book DI 4.0 – Innovation in Corporate Education (2019). He has been working for 20 years in the area of Technology and Education. Lecturer and Researcher in Knowledge Management in Industry 4.0. Currently, he is a consultant at Petrobras University, where he serves as technical leader of the EXPAMD Lab – Laboratory of Learning Experiences with Disruptive Methodologies.

Foto do palestrante Cibele Vale de Oliveira

Cibele Vale | Palestrante

From Pará by birth, from Rio Grande do Norte at heart, she is in love with Brasília, where she has lived for 9 years. She is 45 years old and is the mother of Kauê (22) and Noan (16) and two cats. She has a degree in Architect and Urbanism from UFRN. She also has a degree in People Management from IESB, a postgraduate degree in Sustainable Regional Development from USP/UFLA and a master's degree in progress in Digital Business from USP/Esalq. BB employee for 24 years. Today She is in the Culture and People Department, where he has been monitoring remote work since 2016. She is currently in charge of managing the “Future of Work” team, formed to monitor the needs of new ways of working.

Rebeca Looklittle | Palestrante

Rebeca Costa is an activist, speaker, Law graduate, and a woman with a disability. She is the creator of the Looklittle project, which positively demystifies issues related to dwarfism through fashion and self-esteem. She has walked as a model at São Paulo Fashion Week and has taught at the Capacitista course on deconstruction by the Chromosome 21 Institute. She presents at Inclusive Congresses, consults on social impact projects, and serves as ambassador and coordinator in the accessibility field for various companies and corporate events, festivals, building actions involving accessibility, innovation, and influencing the job market to see inclusion as power and transformation.