Real-time occupancy sensor data unlocked auto room release and Live Wayfinding, boosting availability and collaboration.
One of North America’s biggest telecom companies had a costly problem: Their meeting rooms looked full on calendars, but sat empty in real life. With tens of thousands of employees and a coast-to-coast footprint, the company had built its reputation on innovation but also on stellar employee experiences.Â
Those “ghost meetings” were taking a toll, blocking access to the very spaces designed for collaboration. The company’s real estate and workplace technology teams needed a clearer view of how space was actually being used—enough to tell the difference between “reserved” and “really happening.” In short, they wanted an automated and accurate way to:
The company had some insights on meeting room occupancy from badge and booking data. But that wasn’t precise enough to confirm if a room was truly in use. And without automation, workplace teams couldn’t solve the fake meeting room shortage in the moment. Employees were getting frustrated.
The company rolled out Density’s Entry and Open Area sensors across 11 office buildings to measure real-time occupancy in meeting rooms and collaboration spaces. Using Density’s API, they connected occupancy data directly into their mobile application for employees, enabling:
To learn more about how to stop ghost meetings, check out Got ghost meetings? How to solve this costly workplace challenge.
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