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 Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 6:51 am Post subject: Technology Can Supervise Space and Extend Return |
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NFS lately sponsored the Tech and Trends 2011 executive conference at the picturesque Herman Miller National Design Centre in London. This was a sold-out happening which attracted a few of the major decision makers in the workplace management world.
As part of a noteworthy discussion programme centred surrounding the most recent types in technology and workplace management, David Mapps, Sales Manager for NFS, delivered a remarkable as well as influential presentation specializing in how crucially important it truly is for Firms to manage their space both when it comes to maximising the return on their real-estate investment as well as dropping carbon emissions. One startling incontrovertible fact that David left the audience with is that, in some cases, over 50% of office space is under-utilised.
Through the course of the presentation, David also touched on how our scheduling software has been designed to control what is becoming an increasingly different and split working atmosphere. Personnel at the present necessitate a resolution to their scheduling requirements, encompassing the need to reserve hot desks and video-conferencing sessions as well the more traditional meeting rooms. Increasingly staff also want to integrate their bookings with their MS Outlook calendars and across several equipment platforms, such as iPads.
Following the briefing periods, David and the team met with quite a few of the delegates and carried out a series of product presentations. There was a great comeback from visitors with particular notice being articulated in our range of mobile scheduling software solutions. Its ease of use and full MS Outlook/Exchange alliance proved particularly congruent to participants' wants.
Article Submitted by NFS Hospitality: An international provider of Conference Software , Restaurant Software and Hospitality software |
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