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Occuspace, Inc., Announces Inclusion in Microsoft's Partner Program with Innovative Occupancy Management SolutionSAN DIEGO, Sept. 22, 2021 /CNW/ -- Occuspace, developer of one of the world's easiest occupancy monitoring technologies, today announced that it has partnered with Microsoft to make its sensor technology more widely available to businesses and universities across North America. Customers using Microsoft Power Platform can integrate Occuspace's technology to visualize how and when their buildings are being used to promote more efficient use of commercial spaces and campuses.
Companies like Occuspace add a new layer of building-level data and insights into the Microsoft Power Platform A powerful tool in a critical time, the innovative Occuspace people counting technology is currently integrated into the Microsoft Return to the Workplace Facility Safety Management module. The easy-to-install ensor technology offers real-time occupancy insights to corporate business offices and universities helping make the return to public spaces more comfortable and convenient. Historical occupancy data helps businesses make more informed decisions about space allocation and real estate acquisition based on space use over time. "Partnering with Microsoft is an honor, and we are thrilled about the opportunities it presents," said Nic Halverson, CEO of Occuspace. "It's evident that businesses are looking for smarter ways to operate and provide their visitors with an experience that is both safe and convenient. We make it possible for businesses to never again have to guess how their spaces are used and enable consumers for the first time to make decisions about where they go and when." "Companies like Occuspace add a new layer of building-level data and insights into Microsoft Power Platform," said Toby Bowers, general manager, Business Applications Group at Microsoft. "Their integration allows our customers to get insights that enables informed decision making and efficient real estate operations. We are pleased that Occuspace is adding value to what we offer our customers." The increased demand for occupancy monitoring technology is significant. Over the last 12 months, Occuspace has seen 10x year-over-year growth as workplaces and higher education institutions accelerate their reopening plans. Occupancy monitoring provides a proactive and non-invasive way for businesses and schools to manage how their spaces are used. The Occuspace technology works by monitoring for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals privately in a given space, with machine learning algorithms that turn signal data into real-time foot traffic analysis. Microsoft customers can easily integrate the occupancy data into the Power Platform. To learn more about Occuspace and how the technology works, visit occuspace.io. Microsoft customers can explore the Occuspace offering by going to Microsoft AppSource. About Occuspace Contact: Cassie Dono
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