Occupancy intelligence empowers workplace leaders to implement space design changes to optimize office characteristics and amenities for employee needs.
The most advanced teams use granular space usage data to make decisions that reduce the cost of redesigns, create spaces that draw employees back to office, and optimize their space mix to boost teams' productivity.
Increase space usage and improve space efficiency by designing the types of spaces that your teams need to be productive.
Optimize your existing footprint by better understanding space usage rather than adding costly spaces.
Optimize your existing spaces rather than building more while reducing your energy consumption, costs, and overall carbon footprint.
Leverage area sensor data or data from your existing space booking systems to gain the insights you need to support your space design decisions. Scalable options to understand trends across conference rooms, collaboration spaces, desks, and more.
Gain a granular understanding of how spaces are being used with sensors that detect people and objects with 95%+ accuracy.
Compare booking data to actual space usage data to understand the effectiveness of your space usage policies.
Identify the most popular vs. underutilized spaces within the context of floorplan to make design adjustments or incorporate into future office design plans.
Understand inefficient space usage to inform space redesign decisions.
Track which space types are running out and when to understand where more of a space type might be needed and make design adjustments.
Understand how space types are being used to create optimal ratios for size, ratio, and number of workspaces.
Experiment with and monitor the impact of aligning amenities or space types within individual areas.
Understand passive occupancy behavior to implement design or policy changes to increase space availability and improve employee experience.
Fishbeck rationalized their real estate footprint, avoided expansion, and facilitated conversations around future amenities and flexible work policies.
learn moreRapid7 added 50 of the most popular rooms,
two-person Phone Booths, rather than executing on a full-floor redesign.
A banking and financial services firm implemented three design changes to increase privacy and enhance collaboration.
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How do you know if your employees have enough space? In this insightful session, Mark Bell shares how Raymond James used occupancy intelligence to analyze actual space usage, right-size office environments, and decode employee behavior patterns. See how data-driven insights can empower workplace leaders to make more informed space planning decisions.
Learn how occupancy intelligence can help support your space design decisions.