How Atlassian leverages utilization data in workplace research & development
Atlassian is using Density to measure space utilization of their Workplace Experience Lab.
Atlassian's new San Francisco office provides an optimal workplace experience with utilization data. In the video below, Omar Ramirez, Senior Program Manager, Workplace Research & Development at Atlassian shares how his team uses Density to measure the utilization of their Workplace Experience Lab.
We have no idea how many people are actually in meetings. We're trying to see how much we're truly using this room. - Omar Ramirez, Senior Program Manager, Workplace Research & Development at Atlassian
Watch the video above to learn how Atlassian respects employee privacy while collecting valuable space utilization analytics.
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