Redefining Workspaces
MARWAR India|March - April 2019

Smartworks is redefining the Indian corporate environment by combining design, ambience, hospitality and technology to create the best agile workspaces. As the only home-grown, and profitable, workspace provider, the two-and-a-half-year-old start-up is currently engaged in addressing a two-pronged, unmet need of providing cost-effective and hasslefree workspaces, while enhancing productivity through employee satisfaction—in keeping with its motto ‘Workspaces that work for you’. Meet Neetish Sarda, Smartworks’ visionary founder and leader.

Joseph Rozario
Redefining Workspaces

THOUGH INDIA HAS BEEN MAKING rapid inroads into the global forum, its corporate environment has not kept pace with international standards, especially in terms of office design, the ambience, the infrastructure and amenities, and these have more often than not had a bearing on employee satisfaction and productivity. Also, most office spaces available tend to be either too large or expensive, or come with significant administrative issues that many firms would like to do without. Co-working spaces, where two or more businesses may share a facility, in contrast, not only provide an enviable corporate lifestyle, but also top-line technology solutions and a ‘wow’ factor that makes them extremely attractive propositions. Further, as a concept that was once pegged as solution providers for entrepreneurs, SMEs and freelancers, co-working spaces today have evolved into more than just an office to work out of. As an astute entrepreneur who has honed his business skills in the family real estate business and from a rewarding stint with Vision Comptech Integrators Ltd as Director of Business Development, Neetish Sarda saw business opportunity here, and with that his start-up, Smartworks, was born in 2016.

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