Amanda Meade is a content creator at Eptura, specializing in workplace experience, meeting productivity, and emerging trends in workspace planning and visitor management. With a background in content marketing and SEO, she crafts clear, actionable content that helps teams work smarter through in-office collaboration. Throughout her career, Amanda has worked across industries, including home services, healthcare, real estate, and SaaS, developing a unique ability to distill complex topics into practical insights.
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ESG has shifted from a reporting exercise to something far more operational. It shows up in how space is used, how buildings consume energy, and how people experience the workplace day to day. Learn how to use workplace performance data to support ESG goals.
by Amanda Meade on April 22, 2026
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For large, multi-site organizations, the conversation around the workplace has shifted. It’s no longer about whether people are coming into the office. In most enterprise environments, they are. The real question is whether that time is actually delivering value. Check out the playbook for making in-office time actually worth it.
by Amanda Meade on April 21, 2026
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On any given day, the workplace tells a different story than the one most systems report. Conference rooms show as fully booked but sit empty. Learn more about creating high-performing workplaces and the value of integrating space booking, visitor management, and occupancy analytics.
by Amanda Meade on April 13, 2026
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Workplace technology stacks are under pressure. IT teams must support hybrid work, connect facilities data with business systems, and deliver real-time insights across locations; all without increasing complexity or risk. Learn more about building an API-first workplace technology architecture
by Amanda Meade on April 9, 2026
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Financial institutions are under pressure to do more with less space while maintaining strict compliance, protecting sensitive information, and supporting a workforce that no longer operates on a fixed schedule. Learn more about Space utilization without surveillance and planning financial offices with trust-first data
by Amanda Meade on April 2, 2026
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Most organizations do not have a data shortage. They have a data alignment problem. Learn more about establishing data governance across facilities and IT systems
by Amanda Meade on April 1, 2026
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For decades, insurance offices ran on predictable patterns. Learn more about designing hybrid insurance offices and how CRE leaders plan for claims surges and quiet periods
by Amanda Meade on March 10, 2026
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In insurance, whether underwriting, claims, actuarial, or compliance, the work demands sustained mental focus and meticulous documentation. When workplace systems get in the way, employees lose focus, productivity slows, and operational risk rises. Learn about the struggles of supporting focused work in high-compliance roles as an insurance employee.
by Amanda Meade on March 5, 2026
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Enterprises are under more pressure than ever to make every square foot of the workplace count. Hybrid work has reshaped how people use space, real estate costs continue to climb, and compliance expectations only grow more complex. Yet despite this shift, many organizations are still stitching together disconnected tools for space planning, visitor management, asset tracking, and reservations. Learn why a single workplace platform is now a business imperative
by Amanda Meade on February 25, 2026
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Legal organizations are navigating one of the most complex real estate environments in decades. Hybrid work, rising operational costs, and rapid digital transformation are reshaping how legal teams use space. Here are three signals your legal office footprint is ready for consolidation
by Amanda Meade on February 23, 2026
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The workplace operates as a cyber-physical system. For IT leaders, the mandate is clear: unify the data architecture and align governance across IT and facility operations to create a coordinated workplace operating model.
by Amanda Meade on February 20, 2026
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In financial services, visitor management is not about printing badges. It’s about protecting regulated data, maintaining compliance, preserving brand trust, and ensuring operational continuity. Learn what good visitor and access management looks like in financial services
by Amanda Meade on February 19, 2026