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We are living in an era where data is more valuable than oil itself. The world is moving at such a fast pace that leveraging on technology is actually the key to making informed decisions. With IoT sensors strategically placed, managers can gain real-time insights into space utilization, and they can determine which rooms are underutilized and which ones are overbooked by analyzing the data. Embracing IoT is a step towards a more efficient, flexible, and sustainable future. Reach out to us at askme@dviasia.com to find out how we can help your managers make better informed decisions on maximizing and optimizing your workspace resources through technology. #IoT #SpaceUtilization #FacilitiesManagement #CorporateRealEstate #DataDrivenDecisions

Exciting update on a new integration! 🔗 🏢 Companies often rush to invest in IoT sensors for insights into occupancy, energy, and air quality. And they provide highly valuable data, don't get me wrong. But at Metrikus, we encourage a different approach. Why not look at your existing systems for the same valuable information first? Enter Cisco devices ➡ a staple in many offices, already capturing occupancy and air quality data. Customers can now bring their data directly into our platform. Click the link to learn more about this integration. #Integration #BuildingData #Metrikus #Cisco

Metrikus 🤝 Cisco We can now access occupancy and indoor air quality data from Cisco's hardware, removing the cost of buying new hardware and the hassle of installing new devices for our customers. And what's more, with our solution you can see this data aggregated alongside your other data sources. A huge step in making data more accessible! Read more about it 👇

💼 Ericsson published a blog post today titled "Boosting indoor connectivity to create the office of the future". In the post, Ericsson discusses the importance of indoor connectivity for the future of work and the challenges that need to be addressed to improve indoor connectivity. 🌐 Ericsson discusses the challenges that need to be addressed to improve indoor connectivity. These challenges include: 1. The increasing number of devices connecting to the network: The number of devices connecting to the network is increasing rapidly, as more and more people use smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other devices for work and personal use. This increased traffic is putting a strain on indoor networks. 2. The need for high-speed, reliable connectivity: Users expect high-speed, reliable connectivity, regardless of whether they are working in the office, at home, or in a coffee shop. This can be difficult to achieve in indoor environments, as walls, floors, and other obstacles can block or attenuate the signal. 3. The need for security and privacy: As more and more sensitive data is being transmitted over the network, it is important to ensure that the network is secure and that user privacy is protected. This can be challenging in indoor environments, as there are often many different users and devices on the same network. 🌐Ericsson concludes the post by discussing some of the ways that indoor connectivity can be improved. These include: 1. Using 5G: 5G can provide the high-speed, reliable connectivity that is needed for the office of the future. 5G networks are also more secure and private than previous generations of mobile networks. 2. Using distributed antenna systems (DAS): DAS is a technology that can be used to improve indoor connectivity by distributing antennas throughout the building. This can help to eliminate signal dead zones and provide more even coverage. 3. Using indoor small cells: Indoor small cells are small, low-power base stations that can be used to improve indoor connectivity. Indoor small cells can be deployed in areas where coverage is poor or where there is a lot of traffic. Follow us on Global 5G Evolution click comment box for latest 5G developments worldwide #TeamEricsson #FutureOfWork #IndoorConnectivity #ImaginePossible #ericsson https://lnkd.in/g8fcC44H

These are the 4 pillars for the new kind of business environment. 💁♀️ It's time to take location out of the equation and focus instead on the devices and security that will keep your hybrid workforce safe and productive. Read this insightful article from #HP to discover how to adapt to the new hybrid workplace. For additional details, reach out to Miller Industrial Inc.

SAVE THE DATE: Indoor Wireless workshop, January 11th, Central London   I’m delighted to announce that I will be running the first public event for my new Indoor Wireless project. This will not be a PPT-led conference, but a true interactive session, with a maximum of 30 attendees and a lot of time for networking, group discussion and collaboration. This is part of a wider initiative I am focusing on in 2024. I want to raise the profile of all types of in-building wireless connectivity, especially to policymakers and regulators. It's an area that's hugely important, but often overlooked by governments, telcos and other stakeholders. The initiative aims to foster understanding and cooperation between groups representing different technologies, industry roles and business models. And to work on action and policy efforts that reflect the 80%+ of wireless value generated indoors.   The underlying story spans a huge range of topics: - Why indoor wireless is hard, especially for public 5G - Indoor wireless use-cases, applications, devices and verticals - Aligning MNOs, fixed telcos, infracos, property owners, investors, enterprise IT & others - The importance of Wi-Fi for homes, offices and public venues, for both standalone use and federated with cellular networks for “offload” - Private 4G/5G cellular for indoor/campus use, at industrial sites, public buildings and workplaces - Neutral host approaches, with various technical architectures and business models, including public/private 5G hybrids - Niche wireless for IoT, public safety, audiovisual and other applications - The roles of different frequency bands & #spectrumsharing models - What an indoor-primary view of 6G could look like, and how to get there - How governments and regulators could/should focus on indoor wireless, with spectrum rules, guidance, competition rules, R&D funding, measurement and more. - What sustainability and energy efficiency means for indoor wireless - Vendor landscape & shifts with OpenRAN, OpenWiFi & related themes   More details on the agenda and a website/registration page will come soon. But mark your diaries – and please contact me directly to reserve a space or discuss fees.   It will be run under the Chatham House rule, so people will hopefully be honest and candid. Because of that, it will not be streamed or recorded. It will be jointly facilitated by myself, plus friend and colleague Andrew Collinson. If you can't make it to London for January 11th, then I'm hoping to run similar exercises elsewhere later next year. And if you'd like a private or customised session covering similar, please let me know. EDIT: Registration now live at https://lnkd.in/edaiUE2h 15% discount with code: Earlybird #5G #6G #wifi #6GHz #neutralhost #wireless #mobile #smallcells #indoorwireless

DAS technology has already transformed the way we stay connected in large venues, office buildings, and public spaces. However, the journey of DAS is far from over. As we venture into the next frontier of wireless communication, DAS systems are poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of connectivity.

✨Our latest Perspectives article is one we could all relate to 💡 🚀💼 The future of indoor spaces is here! Ericsson research has painted a fascinating picture of how indoor connectivity will redefine our work environments. Imagine a future where your office is not just a physical space, but a digital hub that integrates seamlessly with remote colleagues. 🌆 🌐 What to expect in the future office: - Tailored workspaces designed just for you - Technological advancements like augmented reality and high-definition video conferencing making collaboration effortless - Smart buildings that save energy and ensure safety through technology - Indoor 5G, a game-changer offering speed, security, and scalability 🏢 The path to connectivity: This article explores three primary business models for neutral hosts, service providers, and enterprises - and the roles and opportunities they present. 🌐 Connectivity beyond buildings: Connectivity goes beyond office spaces and into airports, shopping centers, stadiums, and more. Standardized solutions are emerging to make implementation smoother. Sustainability is also a key focus, with older buildings being retrofitted with 5G connectivity enabling AI programs for efficiency and environmental benefits. In the end, future offices will be more than just workplaces – they'll be experiences, shaping how we think, feel, and interact. 🚀💼 #TeamEricsson #FutureOfWork #IndoorConnectivity #ImaginePossible

One of the newest solutions to hit the market for offices in the last few years are smart workplace sensors that help automate and handle various business scenarios. From automated confirmations and check-ins to quickly identifying no-shows or quickening turnover procedures, workplace sensors are an easy way to create a smart office. Add-On Products’ workplace integration solution works with different sensors enabling room or desk sensor’s API to communicate with Microsoft 365 to give you smarter insights, automated functionality, and capabilities for workspace and office management. Check out the key functionalities of Add-On Products’ smart sensor solution here https://lnkd.in/dktqYCbE #workplacesensor #smartoffice #workspacemanagement #facilitymanagement

🌐 Exploring the Generation of Wireless Technology with Tallen🚀 Are we on the cusp of a wireless revolution? The rapid rollout of 5G technology is poised to transform the way we connect, communicate, and interact with the world around us. Imagine downloading your favorite HD movie in just seconds or enjoying seamless video conferencing with colleagues and friends across the globe! 🔹 🚀At Tallen, we understand the frustration of low connectivity all too well. Our team has experienced the struggles of poor network coverage, slow speeds, and dropped calls. But with 5G, we're on the brink of a new era in wireless technology. An era that promises: 🔹 Faster speeds: Download movies, upload files, and access data at unprecedented rates. 🔹 More reliable access: Enjoy stable connections in rural and developed regions, eliminating dead zones and dropped calls. 🔹 Seamless integration: Connect multiple devices and services, enabling a truly connected experience. These advancements aren't just about convenience; they pave the way for an inclusive digital world. With 5G, we can: 👉Enhance remote work and virtual collaboration Revolutionize healthcare with telemedicine and remote monitoring 👉Transform education with immersive learning experiences 👉Enable smart cities and infrastructure Let's discuss how this impacts not only our profession but also serves as a cornerstone for innovative solutions in various industries.  Share your thoughts, ask questions, and let's explore the possibilities of 5G together! 💬 #Wireless #5G #Innovation #TechTalks #Tallen