Tag: Workplace Technology

Maintaining consistent workplace security across scattered locations is a top priority for executives. Visitor management tools can bridge the gap between cutting-edge technology and practical solutions.

Physical workplaces are making a comeback, with nearly all organizations encouraging or mandating on-site work to some degree, finds Envoy research.

Worker frustrations over low-tech employers can lead them to look for a new job—or even a new industry, finds new Yooz study.

VergeSense is a workplace analytics platform provider for enterprises, helping them transform their workplace to match today’s employee needs and expectations.

Providing healthy, personalized spaces for work is key to post-pandemic commercial building flexibility and appeal for employees.

The DM NVX AV-over-IP content distribution platform delivers flexibility and interoperability with DM-NVX-360 and DM-NVX-363 models.

Facilities teams can deliver on what occupants need with effective use of technology.

Businesses can visualize areas of their facility that have poor air quality or contaminated assets, dispatch workers, and quickly indicate air filters to replace or areas to sanitize.

In pursuit of the ideal remote collaboration environment, there are three big challenges you need to tackle.

SpaceIQ, a cloud-based workplace management platform, has introduced StackIQ, its AI-driven technology for workspace planning. Jeff Revoy, COO and Co-founder, discusses StackIQ and related trends.

Over 75 percent of office workers say employees shouldn't spend time on tasks that can be automated, according to Automation Anywhere survey.

NFS Technology Group's CEO discusses four critical questions to consider when it comes to meeting room technology and space planning/management.

The company's Smart Building and Smart Hospital Operations Performance Management suites expand upon its IoT platform capabilities for those environments.

The agency has shared the findings of a two-year project to anticipate the effects of digitalization on occupational safety and health in the European Union.

Nearly half of workers employed by technology laggards feel like outdated devices are limiting their productivity, according to a new Unisys Corporation study.

These emerging and evolving concepts provide a framework around which facility management can plan and operate the workplace environments they oversee.

In Houston, TX, the International Facility Management Association closed out its 2017 conference with Awards of Excellence, a Chair Citation for Workplace Evolutionaries group, and new class of IFMA Fellows.