The Workplace Is Becoming a Product For much of the last century, the workplace was viewed as a physical necessity. It provided employees with desks, conference rooms, and the tools required to [...]

Technology Debt in Commercial Buildings When organizations hear the term technology debt, they often think about outdated software, legacy applications, or aging IT systems. But technology debt doesn't stop at the server [...]

AI Is Changing the Workplace—But It Still Depends on the Right Infrastructure Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how organizations work. Employees are using AI to summarize meetings, automate repetitive tasks, generate reports, [...]

Build vs. Buy: When Does Custom Workplace Technology Make Sense? Build vs. Buy: When Does Custom Workplace Technology Make Sense? Every organization wants workplace technology that supports the way its people work. [...]

Is Your Workplace Technology Supporting Growth—or Holding It Back? Technology doesn't become obsolete overnight. Most workplace systems continue functioning well beyond their expected lifecycle. Displays still turn on. Access control systems continue [...]

The Hidden Technology Costs of Office Expansions and Relocations Growth is exciting. Whether an organization is opening a new location, expanding into additional space, relocating headquarters, or renovating an existing office, the [...]

Why Visitor Experience Is Becoming a Technology Conversation For years, workplace technology conversations focused primarily on employees. Organizations invested in conference rooms, collaboration platforms, workplace connectivity, and security systems designed to improve [...]

The Rise of the Multi-Purpose Workplace For decades, workplace design followed a relatively predictable formula. Organizations built offices around assigned workstations, conference rooms, executive offices, and a handful of shared spaces. Each [...]

Reliability Is the Most Underrated Feature in Workplace Technology In workplace technology, innovation tends to get the attention. Organizations invest in smarter meeting platforms, advanced access control, workplace analytics, cloud-connected AV systems, [...]

Why Workplace Technology Expectations Changed Faster Than Most Offices The average team loses six minutes per meeting to technology friction. Across an organization, that adds up to thousands of hours a year [...]