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Occupancy Management
Leverage occupancy data to empower, anticipate and unlock opportunities within your portfolio.
About
Occupancy Management is more than seating charts. Our team is designed to support all your organisation’s occupancy needs. Whether your need is a single occupancy plan to support project delivery or ongoing space management services to maintain accurate occupancy data, the CBRE platform brings together subject matter experts focused on providing the best solutions to improve portfolio insights.Unparalleled Intelligence & Technology
We leverage proven processes and cutting-edge technologies that drive faster analysis and better results. We utilise a variety of CAFM / IWMS software, including Serraview, Archibus, SiQ, Office Space, Manhattan, iOffice, Planon, Tririga, and more to help you execute the right occupancy plan quickly.End-to-End Solutions & Actionable Strategies
We offer resources, experience, and collaboration to ensure knowledge transfer and continuous improvement across a series of disciplines. The fundamentals of Occupancy Management drive real value to your organisation’s portfolio optimisation, quality of data, and improved portfolio insights.
Benefits:
- Strategic occupancy planning
- Block + stack planning
- Tactical space planning
- Utilisation data management
- CAFM/IWMS space management
- Technology implementation
- CAD drawing digitisation & management
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