Since prehistoric times, the human race has used maps to help navigate themselves through their surroundings. From paintings on cave walls to papyrus paper, humans have...
The way we experience indoor spaces is about to change dramatically, and it is today’s enterprises that are leading the charge. While it is certainly a bold claim to say...
Office hoteling, also known as hot desking, is the method of reserving office space and resources in an office instead of assigning employees a regular workspace or...
This post was contributed by Express Image Digital. Picture this - your guest is planning a visit to your mall. At their fingertips, there are three or more platforms...
When we talk with organizations exploring indoor mapping solutions, the initial use case they’re typically investigating is indoor navigation. The exciting thing is that...
Autumn is an exciting time in the world of property technology. In October, CoreNet Global’s North American summit will bring together thousands of corporate real estate...
Most people don’t spend much time thinking about emergencies - many even go so far as to actively avoid thinking about them - but when the worst happens, the effects of...
In my role as an Enterprise Solutions Architect, I get to spend a lot of time helping innovative organizations envision and implement exciting Internet of Things (IoT)...
The extent to which bus stations serve as both major transportation hubs and key community centers means that they are often very complex public spaces. In many parts of...
When it comes to indoor mapping and navigation projects, there are lots of buzzwords and terms that get used with little explanation. They sound straightforward at first...
In airports today, the congestion struggle is real. As these complex transportation hubs become more and more congested with passengers, cargo, and aircraft in transit,...
In a corporate campus environment, indoor mapping and location technologies can help to streamline a variety of everyday processes and eliminate many common...
