Employing PeopleCube’s energy management solutions, your organization will be eliminating unnecessary energy consumption, resulting in significant cost reductions and reduced carbon emissions.
Mobile Technology Is Changing The Law OfficeRecently Law Technology News reported on how mobile technologies are changing the traditional law office as we know it. More legal professionals are able to work whenever and wherever they are based on the mobile technologies that allow them to conduct business on the run.
Building Energy Management Sensors to Reach $4 Billion By 2020Significant savings that are associated with monitoring and controlling energy consumption maybe the biggest reason for the growth in the market for sensors. Sensors allow an organization to monitor how rooms and resources are being used, to optimize the use of their real estate. This can result in reducing energy consumption by up to 40%. In addition to this, sensors also allow organizations to automatically control the energy consumption of rooms based on presence to produce even more savings.
IRS Looks To Reduce Real Estate & Cut CostsOver the next two years the IRS plans to close 43 offices that hold less than 25 employees and bring those employees into other existing offices. Through desk and office hoteling programs, along with telework programs the government agency plans to maximize the efficiency of their existing space.
The Growing Trend of SaaS In Energy ManagementIn a recent white paper released by Pike Research, "Smart Buildings: Ten Trends to Watch in 2012 and Beyond" the research firm highlights how many companies are starting to leverage the cloud as the basis for rich software-as-a-service (SaaS) building energy management offerings. Of course there were ten trends to watch when it comes to smart buildings but SaaS building energy management solutions were right at the top of the list.
How To Manage & Get The Greatest Return From The Growing Mobile WorkforceAccording to IDC analysts, by 2015 the Asia/Pacific mobile workforce will grow to 838.7 million. At these totals that would make 40% of the Asia/Pacific workforce mobile. With that said, many of these mobile workers will still be based in an office, which is often the case. This is why as the mobile workforce continues to grow all over the world the traditional office is undergoing changes as well. The increasing mobile workforce not only makes it easier for employees to get work done whenever and wherever they may be but it can also yield tremendous savings to an organization if managed properly.
PeopleCube provides intelligent on-demand workplace management solutions that help customers cut real estate, meeting services, travel, and energy costs based on actual workspace usage. Through its corporate headquarters in Framingham, Massachusetts, and offices around the world, PeopleCube supports 8,000 customers and more than 2.7 million users worldwide in small, medium, and large enterprises. You can learn more about our solutions at www.peoplecube.com.