What is a workplace tech stack? And why do you need one?

Work is changing and technology needs to change with it. Leaders will need to invest in their workplace tech stacks to enable a truly hybrid working model.

Digital meeting room signage: A pillar of the modern office

Digital meeting room signage is essential in a modern, well-connected workplace. We'll walk through its benefits as well as some of the specific considerations you’ll need to make when choosing, installing, and integrating a room booking system in your office.

Software implementation: Everything you need to know about onboarding with Robin

In this week's Q&A series, we cover what you can expect throughout Robin implementation and onboarding including timeline, customer success manager support, how we help you convert your existing floor plan, and more.

What's the ideal conference room setup? A quick guide to implementing effective meeting room design

It's easy to have bad meetings. Any number of variables — technology, equipment, length, number of attendees, acoustics, etc — can affect the outcome of a meeting. With the right conference room set up with intentional design and the right equipment and policies, you can set up your employees for successful meetings. In this quick guide, we walk through what to consider for an ideal conference room setup.

Conference room display solutions to bring your meetings to the next level

As technology becomes more and more ingrained in the modern workplace, conference room display solutions that make for seamless meeting experiences inside AND outside the meeting are key. We walk through what to consider for meeting room signage and displays and how to get started with them in your office.

Meeting room booking systems: The key to an efficient office

Meeting room booking systems are essential for workplace teams looking to help their employees get the most out of their office. We outline common challenges employees face without a booking system as well as key features to consider when looking into one for your office.

Why your office should use a meeting room booking app to handle no-shows and double-bookings

Looking for a better way to manage meeting spaces in your office? Look no further than the humble meeting room app. We dive into what to look for in a meeting room booking system and how to get started.

Meeting room reservation software 101: Everything you need to get started in your office

Scheduling meetings, finding space, and all the other related details can be a painful experience. With room reservation software in place, you can eliminate the irritations associated with conference room scheduling, make it a breeze to locate a space to meet, and take the confusion out of wayfinding in offices of all shapes and sizes.

Rethinking your workplace software tech stack? Consider these tools

The old playbook of running the office doesn’t work anymore. Employees expect a flexible, frictionless experience in the workplace (hybrid experiences included). We outlined some of the best workplace tools to consider when thinking through how to simplify your tech stack and give your people the best workplace experience possible.

Why your office needs conference room scheduling software

Conference room scheduling is a tenet of the modern office. In this post, we dive into how it improves the employee experience, what features the best meeting room booking tools have, and the impact the right setup could have on your office.

How companies use analytics for a better workplace experience

The most efficient companies rely on workplace data to optimize the office and enhance both existing and new employee experience. Learn some of the common ways to use workplace analytics.

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Sensors, Switches, and Screens: The Future of Invisible Devices

There’s a good reason why self-hosted web and mail servers are a rare find in 2014. If cloud computing did one thing well, it’s that it made people think long and hard before buying a complete server themselves. Infrastructure is hard, and upgrades are expensive. Folks like Amazon and Google take away the hassle via service without the depreciating assets. I think the devices will go the same way.

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