What are Smart Office Solutions? In the introductory segment of our webinar series Smart Workplace Sessions on February 3, 2021, we discussed how space and workplace software solutions help firms manage their space more efficiently and improve their employees’ workplace experience, while making a positive impact on the environment and society.
Optimaze launches new series of talks about smarter working
Smart Workplace Sessions is a new webinar series, with powerful and compact talks with experts of the real estate, facility and workplace management industry. The spring-term of 2021 will comprise of at least 6 parts, and will continue from there in the autumn. The series is made possible through cooperation with smart office solution provider Optimaze, together with its global and local partners.
Digital forerunner, Finnish Tax Administration, selects Optimaze Worksense
The Finnish Tax Administration has selected Optimaze Worksense, the smart office solution by Rapal, as their space management solution for their largest office locations. The system is used for visualizing space use and indoor air quality in real-time, while enabling a more efficient utilization of existing activity-based office spaces.
Welcome to the Optimaze Workplace Review 2020 release webinars March 31
In the Optimaze Workplace Review 2020 webinar, our workplace experts will walk you through the latest global workplace performance data and how current trends have an impact on office space use. Join the discussion, book your place now at of our webinars on March 31 - or at the Finnish or Swedish webinars on March 30 and April 1, respectively. Webinars have the same content, choose the time and language most convenient for you.
Rapal's Student Fund Offers Scholarship
Rapal Oy's Built Environment Economics Student Fund offers a 2000 euro scholarship for Aalto University students of technology. The fund enables Rapal to contribute to the development and growth of the field of built environment economics.
New report highlights how office users can take action against climate change
Office users around the world must take drastic action if the buildings and construction sector is to reduce its carbon footprint in keeping with international agreements. It is high time to help office occupiers towards flexible ways of working and towards an efficient zero-space-waste, zero-emission target. A new global workplace study of some 1800 workplaces finds that offices are half-empty even during the busiest work hours, creating a wasteful supply chain with gigantic negative implications.