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T
echnology has proven to be a
transformative and liberating force
in shaping the modern workspace –
opening the door for more efficient, adaptive
and productive practices like remote working,
hot-desking and hotelling, which do not tie
individual contributors to specific locations or
floorspace requirements but do increase the
need for universal connectivity – particularly
wireless connectivity.
Technology has likewise transformed the
retail side of the enterprise, as guests may
check in or receive relevant vouchers or
promotions with a mobile device at a hotel,
cinema, salon or other destination – allowing
the retailer to offer a more customised, more
ubiquitous relationship in the course of
doing business.
In non-retail public places like hospitals,
airports, stadiums and the like, total
connectivity freedom enhances the visitor’s
experience and increases the utility of time
spent there. In all circumstances, however,
customers, visitors and users of all kinds
have an expectation of connectivity while
on the premises.
In all enterprise settings, increased
connectivity also offers building owners or
managers an opportunity to realise greater
efficiency and revenue. Agile workplaces
improve employee productivity –