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Appspace Unveils Appspace Context™, a New Vision for a More Relevant and Responsive Workplace ExperienceSCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Sept. 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Appspace, the workplace experience company, today unveiled Appspace Context™, its vision for a workplace experience that understands employees and the environment around them, then responds as needs and conditions change.
Workplace technology is becoming more intelligent, but intelligence alone does not give it a full picture of the workplace. An employee's role, location, schedule, and what is happening around them all help determine what they need. Much of that context exists today, but it is rarely brought together. Appspace starts from a broader foundation, with a platform that already connects the digital and physical workplace. That gives Appspace context from across the workplace, including communications, content, spaces, visitors, signage, workplace activity, and connected systems. Appspace Context puts those connections to greater use, making each experience more relevant to the person, place, and situation. "For years, organizations have configured workplace technology around what they expect to happen. But the workplace doesn't follow a script," says Pete Schmied, CEO of Appspace. "Employees work from different locations, schedules change, spaces fill up, visitors arrive, and priorities shift. Appspace Context gives the workplace a way to recognize those changes and respond with what employees need in the moment." Announced at WOW26, Appspace's annual workplace experience conference, Appspace Context gives customers a view into where the company is taking its platform. It also sets a direction for making workplace experiences more responsive as AI changes how employees interact with workplace ools. How Context changes the workplace experience Organic UI: moving beyond the fixed interface "Traditional software interfaces rely on predefined navigation, modules, and workflows. Users have to find what they need regardless of what they are trying to do or what is happening around them," says Thomas Philippart de Foy, Appspace Chief Innovation Officer. "Organic UI changes that. It uses context to bring forward the right information, tools, and actions, and can generate the experience needed for a specific task." Digital signage that responds to its surroundings Today, workplace teams typically program digital signage based on where a screen is located, how it is grouped, and rules they establish in advance. Situational Signage shifts the focus from the device to what is happening around it. Location, spaces, occupancy, visitors, and workplace activity will help determine what information is most relevant at a particular place and time. Instead of relying only on a screen's location and predefined rules, Situational Signage will allow the screen to respond as conditions around it change. Workplace teams can deliver more relevant communications without having to anticipate and manually configure every scenario. More from WOW26
"Organizations are making technology decisions today that will shape their workplaces for years," adds Schmied. "The big opportunity here is to connect the physical and digital workplace so they work as one experience. AI raises the bar even further, making it possible for workplace technology to understand more about people, places, and context, and adapt accordingly." About Appspace
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