Wondering how technology will transform the coworking industry? Join us for a 45-minute conversation where we explore the latest trends in coworking technology with special guests Francesco De Camilli, Bernie Mehl, and Kia Rahmani!

Francesco De Camilli is the CEO and Co-founder of Uniti AI, an AI-powered inbound SDR used widely by coworking and flex spaces.

Bernie Mehl is the CEO of Kisi, a cloud-based access control and security system that is paving the way for flexible spaces.

Kia Rahmani is the CEO and Founder of Optix, a coworking platform that is paving the way for automation in coworking.

Together we’ll unpack how automation and AI are shaping the industry, and what we can expect for the future of coworking technology!

Can you stimulate community and business growth simultaneously? What is the current coworking conundrum? Are technology and automation hindering or empowering the coworking culture? What are the best ways to optimize space coworking monetization?

Join this free webinar to hear what David Walker (CoworkingConsulting.com), Anne Olsen (The Shop Coworking), James Crenshaw (Gather Coworking) and Daniela Mallarino and Bernie Mehl (both at Kisi) have to say about these, and other exciting questions.

Bernie Mehl from Kisi wrote a deep-dive piece to help coworking space operators answer the question, "Is your current door entry system actually serving you and your members?"

The piece dives into the advantages of using door access systems (24/7 monetization, unmanned spaces and sooo much data), the types of systems available (mobile access, QR codes, turnstiles, fobs, cards, pin pads and mechanical locks), and what to look out for when making decisions around how to give and manage access to your space.

Kelly Vaughn, Spot AI, sits down with Bernie Mehl, CEO of Kisi, to discuss and share their expertise on the new exciting opportunities in physical security.

Bernie Mehl shares that Kisi have launched their Office Occupancy Index, which benchmarks the office occupancy rate by dividing the number of all daily unique unlocks by the maximum office capacity number.

At time of curation the US country-wide workweek average occupancy sat at 51.24%, with Wednesdays seeing the most foot traffic with 57.44% average occupancy. Most interestingly for you, is that based on office industry "coworking & bookable spaces" came in second highest with a 69.55% average (following "Agriculture & agribusiness", which I assume includes bio labs with 72.39%). We’re followed by "fitness & wellness" spaces (58.1%) and "manufacturing & distribution" (58.71%) – both of which have in-person utilization being a little necessary to function.