
Forget static formulas. This new research-driven playbook shows how to use real behavior to right-size your office for today’s meetings.

Real-time occupancy sensor data unlocked auto room release and Live Wayfinding, boosting availability and collaboration.

Occupancy sensors revealed wasted space, enabling office consolidation—while creating spaces employees loved.

Our sensors spilled the beans: What industry is winning, who's wasting and who's hogging your office real estate.

Crowded Tuesdays stalled collaboration—until data showed the gap and helped teams work faster, smarter, and on the fly.

Want your RTO plan to succeed? See how Density used data to boost collaboration and decision-making.

Density data shows how RTO is really playing out on the ground. Get strategies to make your office comeback a success.

Meetings in casual spaces last 23% longer. Add a couch, boost collaboration and get real work done.

Data shows 2-person meetings last longer than 3+. Learn why fewer people = deeper convos—just like the bougie chaos show.

Separate physical workplace demand, occupancy analysis and lease administration so each proposal answers the decision you need to make.

A busy room calendar and a physically occupied room are different observations. Compare Density measurement with Robin bookings, check-ins and named reports.

Choose the measurement and reporting scope your workplace needs. Compare Density sensor outputs with Cisco Spaces infrastructure, maps and entitlement requirements.

Choose the output for your workplace decision: compare Density Waffle room-use categories with occupied or unoccupied desk events and the required connections.
A useful utilization target depends on the space, denominator and busiest-day needs. Learn how to set a target your workplace can act on.
Choose a platform around the space decision, sensor coverage and reporting workflow. Use a practical pilot to test the evidence before a rollout.
Plan shared desks around actual demand, make the rules easy to follow, and measure availability alongside employee experience.
Measure how rooms and desk neighborhoods are used, test a layout change, and compare results before committing to a larger redesign.