Marley Fabisiewicz shares a few examples of AI agents that Equiem is building with researchers at Carnegie Mellon University. These agents are being designed to one-day provide 24/7 personalized experiences for tenants and building/space operating teams.

Some of the examples shared are Agents for Workspace Design, Facility Management, IoT, Personal Assistance, ESG reporting, Property Management and a Concierge. Marley rightly notes that to scale such products, operators need to start making a bunch of strategic data decisions.

P.S. From my day job, many of the most forward-thinking brands are already making moves around preparing their data to become a competitive asset in a future of agents and interface-less experiences. Don’t miss this boat!

Marley Fabisiewicz shares an interesting look at what a workday with a future Workplace AI assistant could feel like. Using an imaginary ‘good morning’ notification, we look at what an AI engine may one day (soon?) be able to do for some office-based workers. Moving meeting locations based on traffic, reserving desks based on projects, helping avoid commutes or other bottlenecks, the list goes on and on.

Yes, Marley does mention that some may find this kind of tech intrusive, but I think with the right security and settings in place that’s not the big thing holding back this kind of tech from becoming a reality faster. IMHO this this reverse salient is, as the "AI" would need a way to trigger actions across often disconnected tech, which may be managed by completely different companies.

Marley Fabisiewicz shares that spaceOS workspace management company has been acquired by Equiem, an office-building tenant experience company.

The combined workspace and tenant experience company will serve 850 buildings, hosting 15k companies and 300k users. Worth keeping an eye on, especially as there will be more and more M&A around building and coworking-specific tech solutions. #callingit

Marley Fabisiewicz shares that spaceOS (a tenant experience app) have added a new feature called ‘Social Desk Booking’. In it, teams can see who else will be in the office at the same time when booking hot desks nearby.

As the lines blur between workspace management, hybrid team management, and booking aggregators, it’s interesting to see how many products are shifting towards adding social elements for the end-users of these platforms. ICYMI, YC-backed Café added something similar in w45/21.