Improving productivity and wellbeing whilst reducing costs in the workplace

A panel of experts will debate how we can improve user comfort while at the same time lowering costs and carbon, improving productivity.

A panel of experts will debate how we can improve user comfort especially in relation to workplace temperatures and lighting levels, while at the same time lowering costs, considering carbon reduction and improving productivity and wellbeing.

This expert breakfast briefing will focus on the balancing act FM’s face between operational targets and occupant experience and comfort. Join the discussion and explore how this balance can be achieved through simplified comfort-led design that better supports management, is easier to maintain, and offers more visible data to deliver greater lifetime value.

There will be Q&A and networking following the panel debate & refreshments will be provided.

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