Why is office occupancy analysis more important than ever?
One of the most important aspects of business is cash flow. A trend has emerged in recent years where companies are looking to optimize their office space for as little money as possible.
Business leaders are looking for the most cost-effective options that allow them to make better decisions. They want solutions that offer maximum flexibility.
What if, based on data, you could see directly what the actual occupancy rate of your office is? You'd understand whether you have too much or too little space.
Office space needs to adapt to the growing number of remote workers and flexible schedules
In the past, almost everyone worked from an office day in, day out. Today, 70% of people work remotely at least one day a week and this figure is likely to continue to rise as many companies have adopted a hybrid working model.
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Flexible and ideal spaces limit your energy costs, saving you hundreds, even thousands of euros per month.
Office occupancy is an important metric to consider, as it shows how many people are actually in the office at any given time.
When you're looking at space efficiency, you want to get the most out of your square footage.
In practice, this means reducing unused space, implementing practices that increase occupancy, and improving the functionality of your property to make your office a place where employees want to be and work.
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