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“Change is ultimately what tech companies have always been good at. There has to be some amount of comfort with employees being uncomfortable a little bit in order to make change.” Get tips on how to move the needle in workplaces in this WorkSpaces interview with Annie Cosgrove, Density's Director of Analytics: https://hubs.la/Q02T8tmR0

excited to be back in austin next week with so many friends :)

Three years running! Workspaces was my first introduction to workplace when I joined Density. It's become my favorite conference of the year, if not all time. Can't wait!

We're packing our cowboy boots and counting down the days until WorkSpaces! Hope to see y'all there 🤠

The office isn't what it used to be, and the old ways of measuring and managing offices just don't cut it anymore. That's why we've put together an essential glossary of workplace analytics, covering: 📊Industry-standard metrics (and their limitations) 🔎Modern metrics for deeper insights 🔑Key space types in today's flexible offices ☕Which metrics you should be looking at to understand trends like coffee badging and ghost meetings Ready to transform your office from a physical space into a strategic asset? Check out our glossary and make more data-driven decisions for your workplace! #WorkplaceAnalytics #HybridWork #OfficeDesign #DataDrivenDecisions

Let's face it: most workplaces are making a lot of educated guesses about office usage. But what if we had hard data on how our workspaces are really being used? It could transform our approach to office management and design.

When planning a webinar, sometimes you hope it will be a great discussion - you cross your fingers and hope for the best 🤞. But every once in a while, you just KNOW a conversation going to be something special. I'm thrilled to share that in a couple of weeks, I'll be moderating a webinar that falls squarely into the "can't-miss" category. Not just because of the topic "The Surprising Math Behind Sensor Solutions" (which promises to be packed with tons of stats and stories alike), but because we've got two incredibly insightful speakers who will each bring their unique perspective to the sensor equation. On the ROI side, we have Intelligent Buildings, LLC's VP of Client Services, Andy Schonberger. With years of hands-on experience, Andy has seen it all. He's helped with design and strategy in thousands of buildings, optimizing trillions of dollars worth of assets. His team at Intelligent Buildings has mastered the art of simplifying complex tech, enabling smarter decisions. On the cost side, we have Density's own Ori Franco. Ori brings the perspective we can all use more of – a deep dive into the CFO's mindset. He'll be unpacking what financial leaders really look for when justifying technology investments. If you've ever struggled to get buy-in for sensor solutions, Ori's insights will be invaluable. What I'm most excited about? The unique synergy between these two perspectives. We'll be bridging the gap between financial prudence and technological innovation. Expect myth-busting, straight talk about ROI, and actionable insights you can take back to your organization. Whether you're a numbers person or a tech enthusiast, there's something here for you. Join us for what promises to be an enlightening discussion. Your workplace strategy might never be the same. Save your spot for Tuesday, October 15th at 11am PT: https://hubs.la/Q02RnVHy0 #WorkplaceTechnology #SensorROI #IntelligentBuildings #FacilitiesManagement

Ever walked into your office and wondered, "Is this space actually working for us?" 🤔 We're curious: what's stopping you from better understanding your workspace usage?

Does your #CFO break out in a cold sweat when the cost of #sensor solutions comes up? Join Andy Schonberger from Intelligent Buildings, LLC and Ori Franco from Density as they explore the surprising math behind occupancy sensors, hidden costs and the path to ROI, that will make you rethink everything you thought you knew about space measurement. Register here: https://hubs.la/Q02Rk3Kp0

How we work has changed more in the last 4 years than it had for decades before that. But what about workplaces? Are they keeping up? Share your perspective in the comments!