Aligning Technology

Space planning and Managers’ challenges in the transition to the office are plentiful but do not always align technology and software that brings empirical management.  They should answer some key questions.

• What benchmarks should determine when to re-open the office?

• How many employees can return to the office safely, who needs to be physically present, and on what schedules should they return?

• Are assigned seats or flexible seating arrangements more conducive to employee health and productivity?

• How can I reassure employees that they can have confidence in the elevated safety measures at the office?

• What types of steps must I take to manage liability from reopening the office?

• In the event of a resurgence of the virus, how can I facilitate contact tracing?

• Is the current allocation of space to workplaces, meeting rooms, concentrations paces, and other space types appropriate for the transformed office?

The answer to these questions hinges on collecting data, developing insights on space utilization and facilities maintenance, and communicating effectively with all stakeholders

A hardware/software company creates monitoring programs with combined products that manage:

Social distance alarms for workplaces and rooms

Color-coded zones based on utilization thresholds Reservations
Notifications of utilization breach

Routing on floor plans

View live footfall count per zone and floor

Monitor indoor air quality Compliance reporting for entire floors

* Indoor air quality monitoring

If chicagoofficebroker.com recommends companies like Specewell to evaluate and design systems using strategic hardware for motion sensors, image sensors for crowdedness and air quality sensors for ambient conditions, and they can even charge by the square foot, then we can work with technology as a team.  chicagoofficebroker.com is aligned with Spacewell as a value added service.