VergeSense makes activity-based working much more effective because it accounts for "signs of life," items left by employees and accurately logs those spaces as occupied.
Mark Karma
Principal Business Systems Analyst
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Let data be your guide. The VergeSense analytics platform gives workplace leaders the power to measure all aspects of office space. Make informed decisions to prepare for the new employee experience while saving millions in real estate costs.
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Workplace analytics platform powered by deep-learning sensors
VergeSense workplace analytics are powered by deep-learning sensors that count people across the office. Understand usage and occupancy of buildings, floors, seating areas, conference rooms, all the way down to individual desks.
We know a space is effective if it’s being used. Without VergeSense sensors, I don't think we could be as nimble. Now, we're able to continuously test, adapt and change our workplace design to meet desired employee experience and business outcomes.
Jamie Kinch
VP Real Estate and Workplace Experience
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The VergeSense COVID-19 Toolkit: 5 Ways to Ensure a Safe Office Re-entry
With the recent outbreak of COVID-19, companies are facing unprecedented challenges to ensure that their workplace stays safe, healthy, and productive. To support our clients as they prepare to re-open their offices in the coming weeks and rethink their workplace strategy in the coming months, we’ve put together a 5-point toolkit with actionable ways for companies to comply with social distancing guidelines and keep their workplace safe.
Proptech CEOs and 400+ CRE Executives Discuss the Post COVID-19 Workplace
Last Thursday, VergeSenseCEO Dan Ryan joined Sam Dunn, CEO of Robin, Eric Graham, CEO of CrowdComfort, and over 400 corporate real estate attendees, on a virtual roundtable discussing how COVID-19 is impacting the workplace.