Premise Occupancy Management: Automize and Save
Challenge
New forms of officing have replaced the nine to five at physical office buildings, presenting employers and property owners with a unique and still evolving set of challenges that risk undermining cost efficiency plans. The main issues:
Determining building occupancy rates in real-time
Using historical data for future planning
Ensuring premise density does not pose a risk to the well-being of employees
Optimizing spatial resources to keep operating costs low
Solution
The dynamism of the modern physical workspace demands more sophisticated, automated solutions that make streamlining premise management a snap. With existing market solutions, employers, property owners, and facility managers can:
Increase efficiency by indicating available meeting rooms and workspaces
Provide employees with real-time occupancy levels for various in-office
facilities and workspacesDirect in-office staff to different parts of the office infrastructure as occupancy
levels change

At the University of the West of England, we now use dashboards and reports to understand post-pandemic behavior, allowing us to better allocate resources and plan future facility improvements.
Benefits
Sometimes known as thresholding, the practice of managing the occupancy is now a top priority for many parties. In addition to respecting regulations, premise occupancy management also helps:
Lowering energy costs by “quieting” areas where staff is not present
Adjusting support staff to better match the needs of the actual space being utilized
Empowering employees to work in a fluid in-office setting more contoured to support productivity
Reducing real estate expenses based on a more accurate understanding of physical space needs
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