As part of a plan to become the global leader in the workplace analytics market, Locatee, a Swiss-based workspace occupancy and analytics provider has further expanded into the United States. Locatee’s New York City-based team now provides support to U.S. corporations wanting to effectively navigate post-pandemic office working and reduce unnecessary real estate costs.
“The corporate office space in the U.S. will be very different to the one we knew pre-pandemic. Corporations need to make decisive, data-led decisions about optimizing office space, ensuring it exceeds the needs of workers, whilst also being cost-efficient,” said Thomas Kessler, Locatee CEO and co-founder. “We know that large corporations often struggle to identify exactly how their corporate real estate portfolio is utilized, and this leads to enormous cost inefficiencies in terms of wasted space. We’re here to help corporations effectively manage their real estate portfolios, and feel confident in providing productive, high-quality office spaces which are a pleasure to work in.”
Locatee’s workspace analytics solution, which leverages the existing wired and wireless networks in place, enables businesses to make data-driven decisions about their corporate real estate. By tracking occupancy and utilization rates of office spaces, Locatee customers can confidently establish exactly how effectively office space is being used. This enables corporations to upscale or downscale as needed, and optimize the office to ensure a better quality of office life for workers.
Locatee, which counts Deloitte, SwissRe and other Global 1000 companies including leading U.S. businesses as customers, has enjoyed strong growth across Europe since its founding, and tripled its revenue in 2020, the company said.
