SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Envoy, the only integrated workplace platform that connects people, spaces, and data, today announced dynamic space recommendations and data-enriched workplace mapping. These new capabilities will provide contextual space utilization insights and streamlined workplace design to ensure return to office (RTO) success. An Envoy “Future of the Workplace” industry report set to be published later this month shows that 96% of companies surveyed have returned to the office with some regularity. Despite the modern adoption of hybrid work, companies are still using outdated, manual processes to manage workspaces and are struggling to measure RTO performance. According to recent Envoy usage data, organizations with high workspace utilization have 38% higher employee retention and 24% improved revenue growth compared to those with low engagement metrics.In light of these trends and challenges, Envoy has introduced new features to guide organizations in their return-to-office journey by optimizing contextual data for both space utilization and employee experience. New features include:Data-Enriched Workplace Maps: This market-differentiating feature allows admins to access attendance and space utilization insights while editing or creating a workplace map

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Envoy, the only integrated workplace platform that connects people, spaces, and data, today announced multiple advancements that streamline workplace access and safety for enterprises and highly regulated industries. With this release, Envoy has extended workplace safety notifications to both employees and visitors, and announced visitor recognition and registration, and self-serve mobile visitor sign-in across multiple locations. Envoy’s latest features modernize security, safety, and compliance requirements, safeguarding against financial and reputational risks, including fines, lawsuits, and breaches.An Envoy “Future of Work” industry report set to be published in April shows that 91% of workforces have returned to onsite work either full-time or in a hybrid model. This influx of employees back on premises has required companies to reevaluate their approach to physical security and safety across facilities, buildings, and dispersed geographic locations. To streamline their security efforts and safeguard their workforces and visitors, companies now need to rely on one system to manage access, operations and safety communications across all of their locations. However, nearly half of physical security leaders report struggling to maintain consistent security, safety, and compliance standards while also reducing costs across their various sites

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Envoy, the only integrated workplace platform that connects people, spaces, and data, has appointed George Mogannam as Chief Revenue Officer. George will lead the company’s growth strategy in expanding the reach and capabilities of Envoy Workplace to further empower companies in their highly-dynamic workplace strategies. George comes with a proven track record of bringing process, discipline and rigor to each phase of the sales cycle. He has previously held the CRO leadership role at SnapLogic and at BlueJeans Networks. George joins Envoy following the appointment of Cormac Twomey as Chief Technology Officer, marking a key milestone for the company as it accelerates its next phase of growth. "George's mindset is invaluable to any company," remarked Larry Gadea, CEO of Envoy