>The author's point is that the so-called great innovators of today--Apple and Google are cited--are really doing nothing to innovate the workspace, despite hav

>The author's point is that the so-called great innovators of today--Apple and Google are cited--are really doing nothing to innovate the workspace, despite having plenty of opportunity to do so. Somehow I suspect that this "innovation" they are required to do just happens to line up perfectly with the author's own personal and political preferences.