“Almost every building system has implications for productivity in physical offices and all systems can benefit from a layer of artificial intelligence (AI) over their processes. Greater intelligence around air quality, temperature, and lighting, for example, leads to increased occupant comfort and, therefore, productivity. The use of AI for access, security, cybersecurity, and predictive maintenance, meanwhile, reduces disruption to support productivity. Even AI energy management, while reducing cost, creates greener buildings that boost loyalty and attract better talent, which in turn increases productivity,” reads our recent article on the adoption of intelligent workplaces in various commercial building verticals. There is little doubt that AI is set to revolutionize the workplace, bringing unprecedented safety, efficiency, and productivity to organizations. The real question is how we get from here to that artificially intelligent future of work. Today, we are going through huge disruption in the workplace as the pandemic has prevented workers from going to their offices […]