OpenSensors Blog

Hybrid work, offering a sought after flexible working environment, is likely to be the new normal as offices reopen, but the functionality and corresponding energy demand of office spaces needs reconsideration. The helping hand of sensor technology is there to measure and keep consumption at a minimum.

Employee health and safety needs to be priority #1 as offices around the world prepare to welcome back increasing numbers of employees. There are numerous changes that Facilities and HR teams can introduce now to ensure that the workplace is a safe and controlled environment.

 

Controlling Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) and monitoring capacity fluctuations, is central to ensuring employee health and safety in the office. Here’s what you can do to manage IAQ and employee safety.

In a world where buildings and construction are responsible for up to 39 percent of CO2 emissions, sustainable use of office space and reducing environmental cost ought to be embedded within organisations’ corporate social responsibility policy. 

Take a look at the importance of leveraging data in your workplace policy, and explore its role in successfully implementing and managing hybrid work environments.