Spot ways to a safer, healthier, more intelligent space.

Your responses suggest that you may want to reassess your current protocols, processes and technology stack in light of current and likely future requirements due to COVID-19 and peoples’ heightened health and safety expectations.

Spaces and perimeters are changing. Location-based technologies now play an even more essential role in supporting the kind of organizational and behavioral changes required – and in ways we may never have imagined.

More than ever before, you need to know your perimeters and know who is within them at any and all times. Thanks to advanced sensors, cameras and connected devices, this is now possible. Data from these devices help us understand physical presence and, when married with AI, can even predict actions.

Consider These Strategies

• Use cameras and Internet of Things (IoT) based access controls to offer touch-free validation of employees, vehicles and visitors and record entry and exit.
• Take advantage of smart displays to narrowcast timely messages, customize notifications and broadcast team conference calls and emergency alerts.
• Build your health and safety on a platform that is infrastructure and device agnostic, so you can maximize your investments in IT infrastructure and make changes at any time – without vendor ‘lock-in’ or costly customization required.
• If you haven’t done so already, consider appropriating funds for enhanced safety measures in the coming year to meet the growing health and safety expectations of your people, as well as potential regulatory requirements. To give you a sense of the need and scale, a September 2020 survey reports that employers estimate they will spend $3.4 billion per month overall to ensure employee health and safety. And nearly 9 in 10 employers (86%) have instituted new hygiene protocols, updated workplace layouts, and have a smaller workforce than before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Your responses indicate that you’re likely beginning to reassess your current protocols, processes and technology stack in light of current and future requirements due to COVID-19 and peoples’ heightened health and safety expectations. But you should explore additional approaches to monitor and protect your environment.

Spaces and perimeters are changing. Location-based technologies now play an even more essential role in supporting the kind of organizational and behavioral changes required – and in ways we may never have imagined.

More than ever before, you need to know your perimeters and know who is within them at any and all times. Thanks to advanced sensors, cameras and connected devices, this is now possible. Data from these devices help us understand physical presence and, when married with AI, can even predict actions.

Consider These Strategies

• Use cameras and Internet of Things (IoT) based access controls to offer touch-free validation of employees, vehicles and visitors and record entry and exit.
• Take advantage of smart displays to narrowcast timely messages, customize notifications and broadcast team conference calls and emergency alerts.
• Monitor attendance, occupancy and footfall, using people counting sensors and badge readers together with location data, offering continual and accessible insights. Understand and influence what people are doing in your environments, from PPE compliance to maintaining social distancing to sanitizing and sterilizing spaces.
• Build your health and safety on a platform that is infrastructure and device agnostic, so you can maximize your investments in IT infrastructure and make changes at any time – without vendor ‘lock-in’ or costly customization required.
• If you haven’t done so already, consider appropriating funds for enhanced safety measures in the coming year to meet the growing health and safety expectations of your people, as well as potential regulatory requirements. To give you a sense of the need and scale, a September 2020 survey reports that employers estimate they will spend $3.4 billion per month overall to ensure employee health and safety. And nearly 9 in 10 employers (86%) have instituted new hygiene protocols, updated workplace layouts, and have a smaller workforce than before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Your responses suggest that you’re making great strides with your current protocols, processes and technology to address current and likely future requirements due to COVID-19 and peoples’ heightened expectations. You’ve begun to build a solid foundation for health and safety. You can now start to explore additional ways to further optimize your investments and increase your ability to proactively engage people within your perimeters.

Every location, at every moment, yields an opportunity to make someone safer, happier and more satisfied. At the same time, these interactions are chances for you to make your organization more resilient, more revered or more productive.

Consider how you can to further leverage your sensors, cameras, connected devices and applications alongside real-time location analytics and AI. This will empower you to recognize and act on opportunities in real time, as well as to predict and anticipate actions to seize on opportunities you may not yet see.

Consider These Strategies

• Implement and leverage predictive analytics to make experiences more personal and enriching. By analyzing current behavior, past visits, the time of visits and other environmental factors, super serve people with recommendations and guidance to help them be more productive and safer in your spaces.
• Design and deploy a rigorous measurement and optimization process. Leveraging technology has never been more critical to ensuring safety, privacy and a speedy recovery. But the real value is in the lessons we learn, and how quickly we can course correct and adjust.
• Customize your privacy settings by use case and compliance requirements. Ensure that your systems can be as “open” or “closed” as you’d like to be and have flexibility to change at any time. This way you can be compliant, but also ensure constituents feel protected.
• Simplify management of your W-Fi and sensor network so that you can operate from a single dashboard, easily and more efficiently. Update, monitor and track devices within a perimeter space from a ‘single pane of glass.’

Your responses indicate that you have developed an advanced system of protocols, processes and technology to address current and likely future requirements due to COVID-19 and peoples’ heightened expectations. You can now focus on further optimizing your investments and increasing your ability to proactively engage people within your perimeters.

Every location, at every moment, yields an opportunity to make someone safer, happier and more satisfied. At the same time, these interactions are chances for you to make your organization more resilient, more revered or more productive.

Consider how you can to further leverage your sensors, cameras, connected devices and applications alongside real-time location analytics and AI. This will empower you to recognize and act on opportunities in real time, as well as to predict and anticipate actions to seize on opportunities you may not yet see.

Consider These Strategies

• Implement and leverage predictive analytics to make experiences more personal and enriching. By analyzing current behavior, past visits, the time of visits and other environmental factors, super serve people with recommendations and guidance to help them be more productive and safer in your spaces.
• Utilize light, heat and air quality sensors and spatial analytics to optimize capacity, seating, and energy utilization – not only ensuring health and safety but also potentially unlocking significant cost savings and reducing your organization’s environmental impact.
• Design and deploy a rigorous measurement and optimization process. Leveraging technology has never been more critical to ensuring safety, privacy and a speedy recovery. But the real value is in the lessons we learn, and how quickly we can course correct and adjust.
• Customize your privacy settings by use case and compliance requirements. Ensure that your systems can be as “open” or “closed” as you’d like to be and have flexibility to change at any time. This way you can be compliant, but also ensure constituents feel protected.
• Simplify management of your W-Fi and sensor network so that you can operate from a single dashboard, easily and more efficiently. Update, monitor and track devices within a perimeter space from a ‘single pane of glass.’

Your responses suggest that you may want to reassess your current protocols, processes and technology stack in light of current and likely future requirements due to COVID-19 and peoples’ heightened health and safety expectations.

Spaces and perimeters are changing. Location-based technologies now play an even more essential role in supporting the kind of organizational and behavioral changes required – and in ways we may never have imagined.

More than ever before, you need to know your perimeters and know who is within them at any and all times. Thanks to advanced sensors, cameras and connected devices, this is now possible. Data from these devices help us understand physical presence and, when married with AI, can even predict actions.

Consider These Strategies

• Use cameras and Internet of Things (IoT) based access controls to offer touch-free validation of employees, vehicles and visitors and record entry and exit.
• Take advantage of smart displays to narrowcast timely messages, customize notifications and broadcast team conference calls and emergency alerts.
• Build your health and safety on a platform that is infrastructure and device agnostic, so you can maximize your investments in IT infrastructure and make changes at any time – without vendor ‘lock-in’ or costly customization required.
• If you haven’t done so already, consider appropriating funds for enhanced safety measures in the coming year to meet the growing health and safety expectations of your people, as well as potential regulatory requirements. To give you a sense of the need and scale, a September 2020 survey reports that employers estimate they will spend $3.4 billion per month overall to ensure employee health and safety. And nearly 9 in 10 employers (86%) have instituted new hygiene protocols, updated workplace layouts, and have a smaller workforce than before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Your responses indicate that you’re likely beginning to reassess your current protocols, processes and technology stack in light of current and future requirements due to COVID-19 and peoples’ heightened health and safety expectations. But you should explore additional approaches to monitor and protect your environment.

Spaces and perimeters are changing. Location-based technologies now play an even more essential role in supporting the kind of organizational and behavioral changes required – and in ways we may never have imagined.

More than ever before, you need to know your perimeters and know who is within them at any and all times. Thanks to advanced sensors, cameras and connected devices, this is now possible. Data from these devices help us understand physical presence and, when married with AI, can even predict actions.

Consider These Strategies

• Use cameras and Internet of Things (IoT) based access controls to offer touch-free validation of employees, vehicles and visitors and record entry and exit.
• Take advantage of smart displays to narrowcast timely messages, customize notifications and broadcast team conference calls and emergency alerts.
• Monitor attendance, occupancy and footfall, using people counting sensors and badge readers together with location data, offering continual and accessible insights. Understand and influence what people are doing in your environments, from PPE compliance to maintaining social distancing to sanitizing and sterilizing spaces.
• Build your health and safety on a platform that is infrastructure and device agnostic, so you can maximize your investments in IT infrastructure and make changes at any time – without vendor ‘lock-in’ or costly customization required.
• If you haven’t done so already, consider appropriating funds for enhanced safety measures in the coming year to meet the growing health and safety expectations of your people, as well as potential regulatory requirements. To give you a sense of the need and scale, a September 2020 survey reports that employers estimate they will spend $3.4 billion per month overall to ensure employee health and safety. And nearly 9 in 10 employers (86%) have instituted new hygiene protocols, updated workplace layouts, and have a smaller workforce than before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Your responses suggest that you’re making great strides with your current protocols, processes and technology to address current and likely future requirements due to COVID-19 and peoples’ heightened expectations. You’ve begun to build a solid foundation for health and safety. You can now start to explore additional ways to further optimize your investments and increase your ability to proactively engage people within your perimeters.

Every location, at every moment, yields an opportunity to make someone safer, happier and more satisfied. At the same time, these interactions are chances for you to make your organization more resilient, more revered or more productive.

Consider how you can to further leverage your sensors, cameras, connected devices and applications alongside real-time location analytics and AI. This will empower you to recognize and act on opportunities in real time, as well as to predict and anticipate actions to seize on opportunities you may not yet see.

Consider These Strategies

• Implement and leverage predictive analytics to make experiences more personal and enriching. By analyzing current behavior, past visits, the time of visits and other environmental factors, super serve people with recommendations and guidance to help them be more productive and safer in your spaces.
• Design and deploy a rigorous measurement and optimization process. Leveraging technology has never been more critical to ensuring safety, privacy and a speedy recovery. But the real value is in the lessons we learn, and how quickly we can course correct and adjust.
• Customize your privacy settings by use case and compliance requirements. Ensure that your systems can be as “open” or “closed” as you’d like to be and have flexibility to change at any time. This way you can be compliant, but also ensure constituents feel protected.
• Simplify management of your W-Fi and sensor network so that you can operate from a single dashboard, easily and more efficiently. Update, monitor and track devices within a perimeter space from a ‘single pane of glass.’

Your responses indicate that you have developed an advanced system of protocols, processes and technology to address current and likely future requirements due to COVID-19 and peoples’ heightened expectations. You can now focus on further optimizing your investments and increasing your ability to proactively engage people within your perimeters.

Every location, at every moment, yields an opportunity to make someone safer, happier and more satisfied. At the same time, these interactions are chances for you to make your organization more resilient, more revered or more productive.

Consider how you can to further leverage your sensors, cameras, connected devices and applications alongside real-time location analytics and AI. This will empower you to recognize and act on opportunities in real time, as well as to predict and anticipate actions to seize on opportunities you may not yet see.

Consider These Strategies

• Implement and leverage predictive analytics to make experiences more personal and enriching. By analyzing current behavior, past visits, the time of visits and other environmental factors, super serve people with recommendations and guidance to help them be more productive and safer in your spaces.
• Utilize light, heat and air quality sensors and spatial analytics to optimize capacity, seating, and energy utilization – not only ensuring health and safety but also potentially unlocking significant cost savings and reducing your organization’s environmental impact.
• Design and deploy a rigorous measurement and optimization process. Leveraging technology has never been more critical to ensuring safety, privacy and a speedy recovery. But the real value is in the lessons we learn, and how quickly we can course correct and adjust.
• Customize your privacy settings by use case and compliance requirements. Ensure that your systems can be as “open” or “closed” as you’d like to be and have flexibility to change at any time. This way you can be compliant, but also ensure constituents feel protected.
• Simplify management of your W-Fi and sensor network so that you can operate from a single dashboard, easily and more efficiently. Update, monitor and track devices within a perimeter space from a ‘single pane of glass.’