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A Complex Landscape of Workplace Platforms Provides the Foundation for Office Apps

This article was written by Daphne Tomlinson, Senior Research Associate at Memoori. The complex landscape of workplace platforms can be a source of confusion for the buyer of office apps, according to our latest report “The Global Market for Workplace Experience Apps 2020 to 2025”. Over 100 suppliers in the global market compete for attention offering a range of variously named digital solutions aimed at building occupants, irrespective of whether they are employees, tenants or visitors.   Our report focuses on building occupant-centric apps with a link to workplace infrastructure and therefore excludes solutions aimed exclusively at facilities management professionals and also those apps which are solely focused on employee communications, without any link to workplace infrastructure. We concluded that there were six types of platform providing the foundation for mobile solutions:   Workplace Experience Platforms. The primary focus of Workplace Experience Platforms is to act as an interface between workplace systems and their users, allowing occupants to access a […]

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