Beginning July 18, 2014, Design Museum Boston is presenting a new exhibit, “Better Business by Design,” featuring—you guessed it!

We’re fans of Greatist, a startup dedicated to changing the way people think about health and fitness. That’s why we jumped at the chance to write for their site about a topic we’re big on: walking meetings.

Health. User experience. Brooklyn. That’s three hip things in one package: HxRefactored.

Need tips for working microbreaks into your work day? Look no more!

Curious about Hotseat? Come see us at Health 2.0 in Santa Clara.

Can an app make a dent in the battle against “sitting disease?” A Hotseat pilot says yes.

About a year and a half ago, Sodexo’s Talent Management group started including fitness breaks in their regular team calls. It’s been forward march ever since.

Susan Orlean, a journalist perhaps best known for providing the source material for the movie Adaptation, is the latest adopter of walking while working.

Forget the treadmill desk or the height-adjustable desk. Furniture to get you up is taking more surprising forms.

Now that sitting’s health risks are better understood, employers have begun including quick activity breaks in their overall approach to wellness.