Corporate real estate executives and technology purchasers can use the guide to find a suitable space and workplace management solution. The guide answers specific buyers’ questions, such as:

1. What is space and workplace management software?
2. How can space and workplace management software support your business strategies?
3. What are the notable space and workplace trends in 2024?
4. Which vendors can meet your needs?

Verdantix defines space and workplace platforms as software that captures, analyses, and reports on the use of desks, rooms, and other spaces.

“Over the past five years, solution vendors have been building out more sophisticated analytical tools to help firms monitor their space usage data and to identify opportunities for greater efficiency”, commented Joy Trinquet, Senior Analyst, Verdantix. “Firms can run analytics to identify which floors, desks or rooms are the most popular and can use those insights to inform future workplace design decisions. Users can also run analytics to identify which departments come into the office the most or least often, to help refine hybrid working policies.”

The Verdantix guide recognises Matrix Booking’s product updates over the past year, including:

• providing a visitor management solution to improve building security and visitor experience
• access control and occupancy sensor integrations to capture data and enable reporting
• enhanced groups and teams functionality to drive in-office collaboration days

“Matrix Booking has launched Matrix Sense 2.0, which allows users to integrate the solution with a greater scope of occupancy sensors, including data from people-counting sensors. Firms can now also integrate Matrix Booking with their access control systems, enabling booking-based access control and badge-in reporting, combined with booking data”, commented Joy Trinquest, Senior Analyst, Verdantix.

Matrix Booking is delighted to be featured in the guide that recognises our commitment to optimising hybrid working. Our clients include local government and central government, NHS and universities, as well as a wide range of private sector clients, such as Direct Line Group and EDF.