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On January 16th, VergeSense hosted its second Occupancy Intelligence Summit where workplace experts and industry leaders came together to share their experiences creating and optimizing data-driven workplaces. They discussed challenges and topics like:
Ensuring that employees can work comfortably and at their most productive levels has become a top priority for workplace teams - yet most organizations still struggle to systematically enable their employees to always find an available place to work.
A data-driven approach to workplace strategy can make all the difference. VergeSense’s new Space Usage Timeline allows you to easily identify availability trends and shortage events, so you can optimize with precision.
Pinpoint the specific times, locations, and space types where breaking points occur
Compare space types, floors, and buildings side by side
Finally design spaces, plan neighborhoods, and ensure spaces are always available with data
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Many workplace leaders struggle to find the right balance between supply and demand of space types and ensuring the space characteristics and amenities fit their employees needs and usage patterns.
Design experimentation and data-driven redesign projects can drive higher usage and improve employee satisfaction. Tracking occupancy data and using sensors can help ensure you truly understand how the office is being used.
Use to data to prove why a redesign should be top priority
Make sure you have enough private spaces vs. collaborative spaces
Test new space types and designs to see what fits best
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The VergeSense Space Usage Timeline analyzes the active time usage of all of your spaces, offices, and buildings down to the hour, so you can easily identify availability trends, shortage events, and make better decisions with data.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed the workplace. It’s amplifying and accelerating the decision making process for CRE and workplace teams and shaping the future of design.
Having the ability to merge qualitative and quantitative data in ChatGPT removes a step in the process, so workplace leaders and designers can make decisions more efficiently and effectively. As for us, we’ve always been ahead of the game.
Easily combine qualitative and quantitative data so you can make better decisions
Design efficient and effective workplaces based on feedback from employees
Predict maintenance needs and optimize building operations for sustainability
IoT Specialist in Digital Customer Experience & Mobility
Roche
Global Workplace Advisor
VergeSense
Workplace Insights Lead
VergeSense
CTO / Co-Founder
VergeSense
