Michael Przytula

As we attempt to emerge from the pandemic and organizations plan their returns to the workplace, interest in monitoring and reporting occupancy has really increased. At first sight, this might appear to be relatively straightforward. But there are many levels of nuance to what occupancy actually means in a corporate office, and they’re uniquely tied to what each organization is really trying to measure.

As real estate providers seek to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on their tenants’ businesses — and, by association, their own — a serious question has to be asked: to drive the next wave of value, will the new normal require a change in the landlord–tenant relationship? This paper argues that the answer is yes. It requires a change from the legacy real estate mindset of cost control and reducing expenditure per square foot, to one of increasing value per square foot. Landlords can… Show more

As real estate providers seek to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on their tenants’ businesses — and, by association, their own — a serious question has to be asked: to drive the next wave of value, will the new normal require a change in the landlord–tenant relationship? This paper argues that the answer is yes. It requires a change from the legacy real estate mindset of cost control and reducing expenditure per square foot, to one of increasing value per square foot. Landlords can make use of a number of critical technologies to pave the way to this next wave of value creation across their portfolios: the Internet of Things (IoT), 5G and digital tenant services. This paper explores the use of these technologies, their benefits, what is required to precipitate a change in the relationship with tenants and how this will shape future operating models. Show less

The pandemic has resulted in demand for telecommuting, remote and mobile working to explode, with few organizations prepared to meet the increase. Device lifecycle management is an area critical to supporting remote workplace models with the service levels and efficiency expected. We highlight how organizations can achieve effective device lifecycle management and the tools, technologies and services that help drive success.

Optimizing the workforce and workplace experience in an age of disruption. Planning for the future of physical workplaces.

Novel ways of working empower employees with the freedom to be productive anytime, anywhere. The Dell Unified Communications solution, based on the Microsoft® Lync® platform, stokes workplace creativity and collaboration while helping to cut costs

In 2010, Dell began a connected workplace initiative to facilitate a more mobile workforce and foster collaboration through flexible workplace design. Today, Dell’s Microsoft Lync environment has become the primary communications mechanism for more than 150,000 team members across the globe with capabilities such as presence, instant messaging, robust conferencing, and enterprise voice. Attend this session to learn more about Dell's journey to the connected workplace, pitfalls and best… Show more

In 2010, Dell began a connected workplace initiative to facilitate a more mobile workforce and foster collaboration through flexible workplace design. Today, Dell’s Microsoft Lync environment has become the primary communications mechanism for more than 150,000 team members across the globe with capabilities such as presence, instant messaging, robust conferencing, and enterprise voice. Attend this session to learn more about Dell's journey to the connected workplace, pitfalls and best practices they have found along the way and the impact this solution has had on the corporation. Show less

HP began deploying Exchange 2007 and Office Communications Server 2007 in live internal and customer environments long before these products came to market. In this session you will hear about the trials, tribulations and ultimate success of implementing a consolidated Exchange 2007 environment across multiple geographies, complete with Unified Messaging and then Office Communications Server 2007 integrated with Cisco Call Manager.

Understand the business objectives and requirements… Show more

HP began deploying Exchange 2007 and Office Communications Server 2007 in live internal and customer environments long before these products came to market. In this session you will hear about the trials, tribulations and ultimate success of implementing a consolidated Exchange 2007 environment across multiple geographies, complete with Unified Messaging and then Office Communications Server 2007 integrated with Cisco Call Manager.

Understand the business objectives and requirements that lead to this implementation including the unexpected benefits as highlighted in the case study. Learn from our mistakes, understand the real value, and pre-requisites for full functionality and ultimately streamline your own deployment! Show less