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Automation is the starting point for facility managers intent on bringing the IoT into their workplaces. This goes beyond a simple understanding. Facilities managers must know how automation generates data and analytics, which are then used to make data-driven workplace improvements.

Of the many devices in the growing office IoT, workplace occupancy sensors are fast-becoming valuable tools. Their focus on detecting occupancy makes them invaluable to facilities managers seeking to learn more about how their workplace is used, by whom, and how often. Here are three important reasons to think seriously about deploying occupancy sensors in your workplace.

Businesses like Google, Facebook, Huffington Post, and Urban Outfitters are consistently praised for their innovative workplaces. Unsurprisingly, they’re also consistently ranked for employee satisfaction and career quality. What can facility managers can learn from the best places to work?

It’s no surprise that facilities come with one of the highest price tags. Breaking down facility costs sheds light on what it actually takes to run a business. More importantly, it yields insight into potential savings.

Collaboration is a fundamental ingredient for business success. But fostering a positive, free-flowing exchange of ideas requires the right workplace.

Empty office space is only hurting your balance sheet. Every unused square foot is a lost cost. Here are five creative, practical ideas for turning empty office space into usable, purposeful work areas.

Focusing on workplace wellbeing puts your employees first and shows them you not only care, but also that you support them and the things important to them. In return for your support, workers invest in their careers, the workplace, and the company.