According to a recent report by IDC, today’s IT leaders are being tasked with depending on both technology and information to help their organization successfully transform in the digital world. “The office has become digital, and everything can be reported on and optimized.” — Johny Jacques, Sonos At the forefront of…
Some say context is king. Others say it can be the difference between making and losing money. In an office, understanding how spaces are being used and by whom, can only improve the efficiency of which they’re managed. With Presence in rooms, you can automate checkins and gather more data…
On Tuesday we announced Search 2.0, the second iteration of Robin’s search engine. Simply put, it helps you schedule the right room, people and stuff at 10x the speed compared to the previous version. The thinking behind the new search Our second iteration is designed almost entirely on feedback from our v1 users. There…
When we first built Robin’s dashboard a few years ago, the goal was simple: to give you a place to easily find the right room for your meeting. Since then, it’s gone through several facelifts and improvements including the ability to see which rooms are being used and an overview…
When we first started building Robin it took a while to get a good sense of how all the pieces fit into place. There was the hardware, the software, and some bits in between. We confused almost everyone we showed the product to in the early days, mainly because of how…
“Wear our device and it will track how many times you…” Just like that, in 2010 the pedometer was cool again. Not just cool, but an opportunity for early tech adopters to live up to their title. The age of quantified self began, and people started to measure things that…
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Tracking our fitness behavior has never been easier with the rise of wearables like Fitbit, Jawbone Up and Nike Fuelband. These devices allow people to be aware of their overall daily health by keeping track of activities like steps, stairs, sleep, and water consumption. Some wearables track heart rate and…
Since the first post on invisible devices, I’ve had a few great conversations diving deeper into the idea. Some of the more skeptical feedback (rightfully so) was how devices could possibly be replaced by software. Here’s a follow up for the points worth clarifying. Devices aren’t destined to completely disappear.…
When you think of “employee wellness programs” what comes to mind? Do you think of a poster that tells you to take the stairs and skip the elevator? Well, plenty of companies still do that, but it turns out they do so much more now, too.
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