Technology Category
- Functional Applications - Fleet Management Systems (FMS)
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Hybrid Cloud
Applicable Industries
- Buildings
- Cement
Applicable Functions
- Facility Management
- Quality Assurance
Use Cases
- Fleet Management
- Time Sensitive Networking
Services
- System Integration
- Testing & Certification
About The Customer
The client is a leading space technology and intelligence company that helps more than 50 governments and innovative businesses monitor global change, deliver broadband communications, and advance space operations with capabilities in Space Infrastructure and Earth Intelligence. The company has 4400 employees and interacts with 3.8 billion people every month. It has customers in 70 countries and operates 21 workplaces worldwide. The company was experiencing rapid growth and had recently expanded its real estate footprint due to a strategic acquisition.
The Challenge
The leading space technology and intelligence company was experiencing rapid growth and had recently expanded its real estate footprint due to a strategic acquisition. The facilities team was tasked with making sense of space utilization data from multiple inherited manual systems and sources across the expanded real estate portfolio. The lack of a centralized system made it difficult to understand how each corporate site was being used and to provide reliable information on how to best optimize each. Additionally, the organization was shifting to hybrid and flexible work arrangements following the Covid-19 pandemic. A key part of their return to work strategy was to ensure employees had guaranteed workspaces and optimal in-office experiences.
The Solution
The company turned to FM:Systems all-in-one digital workplace platform to address these challenges. The organization first rolled out the FMS:Employee advanced room and desk booking solution to enable two new types of work arrangements: “flex employees,” who needed the same desk to use whenever they came in; and “hybrid employees,” who could use any workspace. Unlike other vendors, FMS:Employee offered robust functionality and flexibility, allowing employees to easily plan a productive in-office work day. Next, the organization focused on aggregating all workplace utilization and occupancy data onto the FMS:Workplace solution. This created a centralized system for the company to efficiently examine quality, automated data for identifying real estate right-sizing and cost reduction opportunities. Real-time visibility into these corporate sites also helped the company determine the right mix of desks and types of workspaces to match the needs of its hybrid and flex workers.
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