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NEC launches suite of workplace management solutions

NEC said that its Smart Workspace components can be deployed individually or as a complete solution

 

NEC Corporation of America (NEC) has announced the launch of a comprehensive suite of workplace management solutions.

In a release, NEC noted that hybrid working is taking the place of the traditional office and cloud-based services are lowering thresholds for organizations to adopt the latest solutions that enable them to become more agile and efficient.

The company also said that employees expect flexibility and choice of workplace, and enterprises have an opportunity to embrace the digital transformation to enhance organizational resilience, workforce well-being, convenience, and productivity, by creating safer, more sustainable, more automated, and engaging environments for individuals and teams.

With the introduction of UNIVERGE BLUE cloud-based communications services in 2020, NEC has already provided customers with fully integrated Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) and Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) solutions, providing telephony, collaboration, conferencing, webinars, file sharing/backup, security and more within a single solution.

“Now, with the introduction of five powerful Workplace Management solutions that are dynamically delivered from the cloud, on-premises or hybrid, the workplace is transformed for a safe return to the office that accommodates for a flexible and right-sized environment,” said Ram Menghani, president of product development for NEC Enterprise Communications Technologies.

“NEC Smart Workspace brings together advanced applications and real-time data to provide automated, frictionless services that enable a secure, seamless, safe-working, and welcoming customer experience. It also provides a smooth interaction across office locations, campuses, hotels, and events centers. Leveraging technology innovation in the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Biometrics, and Cloud Communications improves the way we work and interact in a stimulating environment that maximizes productivity, well-being, safety, convenience and organizational resilience,” Menghani said.

The new Workplace Management solutions are a suite of modular components that can be used for:

-Office space optimization and workplace efficiency

-Automated reservation and touchless check-in

-Access and space control, and occupancy restrictions

-Monitoring, sanitization and physical distance compliance

-Digital signage and wayfinding

-Location analytics and asset tracking

NEC said that the modular components are:

-Univerge Blue Smart Access: An automated, touchless customizable self-service solution that guides employees, visitors or guests through the check-in / check-out process.

-Univerge Blue Space Management: Dynamic office space management that combines the benefits of flexible work location options with in-office simulations by leveraging the data and AI to embed health and safety, flexibility, security, and privacy into every work experience across physical and virtual work locations.

-Univerge Blue Monitor: Safeguards the workplace through a cloud-based hosted video security solution provided as a service – with setup, support, maintenance and monitoring managed through a secure website or application hosted in the company´s own data center, or as a hybrid setup.

-Smart check-in: An automated self-service solution for the hospitality industry that enhances the guest experience by allowing guests to self-manage checking in and out.

NEC said that its Smart Workspace components can be deployed individually or as a complete solution. The solutions can also be utilized in a variety of industry sectors such as hotels, universities, event centers, retail, finance, and utilities.

 

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Juan Pedro Tomás
Juan Pedro Tomás
Juan Pedro covers Global Carriers and Global Enterprise IoT. Prior to RCR, Juan Pedro worked for Business News Americas, covering telecoms and IT news in the Latin American markets. He also worked for Telecompaper as their Regional Editor for Latin America and Asia/Pacific. Juan Pedro has also contributed to Latin Trade magazine as the publication's correspondent in Argentina and with political risk consultancy firm Exclusive Analysis, writing reports and providing political and economic information from certain Latin American markets. He has a degree in International Relations and a master in Journalism and is married with two kids.