BOSTON, Oct. 28, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Executives from occupancy analytics software company Lambent are partnering with NSU Florida to highlight how businesses and higher education institutions are using occupancy analytics to maximize operational excellence.
Lambent CEO Richard Scannell and Campus Technology Advisor/Sales Director Sue Wohlford Bork will be joined by Daniel Alfonso, Vice President of Facilities Management and Safety at NSU Florida at two different events in the next two weeks—SRAPPA (Southeast Region Association of Physical Plant Administrators) and Tradeline’s Space Strategies 2024.
The sessions will examine the role of occupancy analytics in revolutionizing operational excellence across real estate and facilities management, and the resulting cost reductions, adaptability improvements, and energy efficiencies. The presenters will share NSU Florida’s own experience integrating occupancy data with its Building Automation Systems (BAS) and the opportunities that created for data-driven space discussions and the improved management of hybrid workplaces. They will also discuss the transformational potential of predictive occupancy analytics in developing operational strategies, anticipating space usage trends and aligning resources to quickly adapt to those shifts.
The session will be presented at two separate conferences:
SRAPPA (Southeast Region Association of Physical Plant Administrators)
- Chattanooga, TN
- Wed. Oct. 30th @ 2:25 PM
Speakers:
Sue Bork Campus Technology Advisor to Higher Education Institutions Lambent | Daniel Alfonso Vice President of Facilities Management and Safety NSU Florida |
Tradeline Space Strategies 2024
- Scottsdale, AZ
- Mon. Nov. 11th @ 2:20 PM and Tue. Nov. 12th @ 1:45 PM
Speakers:
Richard Scannell CEO Lambent | Daniel Alfonso Vice President of Facilities Management and Safety NSU Florida |
About Lambent
Lambent is an occupancy analytics software company helping corporate and higher ed campuses optimize space utilization, facilities operations and real estate investments. Its SaaS platform, Lambent Spaces, leverages existing data sources such as Wi-Fi and sensors to provide anonymous and predictive analytics to inform decisions related to utilization, workplace experiences, planning, scheduling, and maintenance. The software delivers actionable intelligence so facilities professionals and space planners can make better use of the spaces they have. For more information, visit https://lambentspaces.com/.