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OTTAWA, ONTARIO: Relogix this week revealed they have officially surpassed over 20 million square feet of workspace measured globally. The insights the Relogix Workspace Analytics Platform has captured already have huge financial repercussions for real estate and office-based businesses and are shifting the way organizations look at their workspace and real estate.
“In October we announced $4 million in funding and that has allowed us to scale up and deploy quickly for some key global clients,” Andrew Millar, Founder and CEO of Relogix explains, “the early data coming back from those projects makes for impactful case studies and shows real ROI. It prompted us to refresh and refocus the brand and set out a more aggressive growth plan.”
The data has been staggering, in one case study, from a large-scale but traditional office-setting style client, Relogix found a 52% vacancy rate for all workspaces during prime work hours, and of the team members present only a 25% occupancy rate for their dedicated desk spaces. This information illustrates patterns of usage and characterization of space which can save organizations hundreds of thousands of dollars per year. (Read the full case study online.)
Additionally, the findings suggest that almost every organization has the wrong amount and wrong sized meeting rooms, almost every organization has a significant amount of space not being used effectively, and almost every organization has employees that are negatively affected by the current provisioning of the workspace. (This includes the formerly popular “open concept” offices.) Relogix now has the data that proves they can identify and provide a solution for all of these issues.
Corporate Real Estate (CRE) professionals, medium to large organizations and quickly growing companies are all learning observation and opinion are no longer good enough when you can make workspace investment decisions based on data.
Relogix celebrates the astounding milestone of sensors installed across 20 million square feet with the launch of a refreshed website and brand. The new site focuses on how workspace transformation can increase office-based business efficiencies, increase productivity and save companies money. Corporate Real Estate (CRE) professionals, medium to large organizations and quickly growing companies are all learning observation and opinion are no longer good enough when you can make data-based workspace investment decisions.
The insights currently produced by the Relogix Workspace Analytics Platform are all generated from data derived from their Sensor as a Service IoT technology. Jeff Bennet, Chief Operating Officer, adds, “The technology is evolving and Relogix is evolving with it,” hinting that more announcements are coming, that the new website (Relogix.com), new case studies, and a new focus on “CRE solutions built by CRE professionals,” are all only the beginning.
To learn more about Relogix, their Workspace Analytics Platform and Sensor as a Service IoT technology, click here: Relogix.com
About Relogix
Trusted by top Corporate Real Estate professionals who need to make data-driven business decisions to inform their real estate strategy and measure impact. Our flexible workspace analytics platform, data insights, and domain expertise are proven to transform the workplace experience. We’re always looking for the next innovation in CRE technology, leveraging a decade of CRE and analytics expertise to help you understand and plan your space. We’re ready for the future. Are you?
