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Workplace experience
What is workplace experience?
Workplace experience is how employees and visitors experience the workplace day to day: finding a desk or room, running a meeting that is ready when it starts, getting help from facilities and welcoming guests. It combines the physical space, the technology and the services that support people at work.
What shapes workplace experience
- Spaces that fit the work, from quiet desks to meeting rooms
- Booking and wayfinding that are easy
- Services such as catering and AV that arrive on time
- A good welcome for visitors
Why it matters
The office competes with home as a place to work. Small frictions, a room that is double booked or lunch delivered to the wrong place, add up and make office days less worthwhile.
How AskCody supports workplace experience
AskCody connects rooms, desks, catering, visitors and displays to the same booking in Outlook and Microsoft Exchange, so meetings are ready when people arrive and changes reach the teams behind them. See what is meeting management.
Frequently asked questions
Who owns workplace experience?
Often a workplace experience manager or a workplace team, working with facilities, IT and HR.
What does WX stand for?
WX is a common abbreviation for workplace experience.
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