Digital workplace is a critical research topic that is conceptualized differently among researchers and practitioners. In the future, digital workplaces will be combined with digital sciences to implement information‐related practices and cooperation, as well as develop an integrated literacy in creating, preserving, restoring, transmitting, exchanging, and accessing virtual and physical data. Moreover, digital technology and physical spaces will be closely connected to shape a digimodernist era of multiple exchanges that transcends time and space. Theoretical and practical studies will be incorporated to explore the models of information experience, labor, and dynamic activities in the complex process of social and technological evolution. These models include how institutions develop new tools or facilities to extend work and alter organizational dynamics (e.g., stress, cooperation, productivity, and age). In the course of a changing information environment, future workers will have to equip themselves with new digital skills and information experiences. This paper reports three articles from a workshop organized by the European Network for Work Information (ENWI) 2015: Workplace Information Practice(WIP), Information Challenges of Digital Science, and I work here: Cross‐channel, blended spaces, and the challenges of digimodernism. These articles are concerning theoretical frameworks for studying digital workplace. This paper presents an overview of scientific communication models and research in connection to digital workplace and Sustainability of Digital Libraries.