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The Link Between Rising Office Costs and Lower Workforce Productivity

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By Honghao Deng
| Work Design 2.0 Verified
The costs of running an office are going up, with the additional required budget often being driven by rent, escalating energy prices, and fit-out expenses. Yet there is another insidious culprit undermining office costs and the profitability of tenants. It is the spatial intelligence gap, the ability to understand how the workforce uses the office. Closing the gap can lower building costs and increase employee productivity. However, capturing the relevant data has been difficult.
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How to Make Existing Data Centers More Energy Efficient

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By Honghao Deng
| BUILDINGS Verified
The data center industry is facing growing scrutiny over energy consumption. This isn’t surprising when you consider Gartner projects that U.S. data center electricity usage will double by 2030, driven largely by AI. For further context, the Uptime Institute reports that for every unit of energy used by IT equipment, an additional 0.56 units go toward cooling, power distribution, lighting, etc.
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How Human Behavior Data Is Reshaping Campus Facilities Management

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By Honghao Deng
| Spaces 4 Learning Verified
The ebb and flow of students, faculty, and administrators across a campus have a larger impact on maintenance, cleaning, and sustainability than many realize. From requiring students and professors to take shuttle buses to sit in underoccupied lecture halls, to impromptu study groups in the student union, to unexpected spikes in energy consumption, these everyday activities create unnecessary strain on facilities teams and drain the infrastructure. Consider the typical mid-size campus.
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