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deskbird
Advancing workplaces around the world
About deskbird
deskbird is the workplace management platform that puts employees first. With an intuitive booking system for desk and other resources, powerful analytics, visitor management and easy integrations, it saves costs, optimizes office space, boosts productivity, and fosters team collaboration—all in one easy-to-use app. Over 5,000 offices globally, including industry leaders like Deloitte, Decathlon, Philips, Heineken, and Samsung, use deskbird to simplify their hybrid office operations. Made in Switzerland and hosted in Germany, our cloud infrastructure is fully certified with industry standards, such as ISO27001 and SOC2. deskbird is the only workplace management platform you will ever need for an efficient hybrid office. Ready to make the switch?
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Signals from deskbird
7 published signals
Presence & Recognition
deskbird built deskbird Intelligence to read presence from the network and monitors in a building and anonymise and aggregate the data
Reported by deskbird
Presence & Recognition
deskbird is attending stand S48 at PropTech Connect this week alongside the team.
Reported by Tom Mitchell
Research & Knowledge
deskbird published a 3-month CBRE study measuring the same office building two ways, finding 85% occupied by badge data and 59% occupied by sensors.
Reported by Ivan Cossu
Presence & Recognition
deskbird speaker Ivan Cossu is speaking at PropTech Connect on Wednesday 9 September about solving the overspend issue in office buildings.
Reported by Ivan Cossu
Presence & Recognition
deskbird is heading to Workplace Meetings Amsterdam tomorrow, with Sarah Smyth and Herwin Schouten attending the Beurs van Berlage on 8–9 September.
Reported by Herwin Schouten
Products & Services
deskbird published the 4D Office Playbook, a practical framework designed to treat office decisions with the same rigor as elsewhere in the business.
Reported by Ivan Cossu
Customers & Market
deskbird customer deskbird came back to the IT team after three weeks of review.
Reported by Ivan Cossu