A method of managing space in which you do not assign individual rooms to individual employees; instead, you assign employees a team, which has an associated "neighborhood" or group of rooms.
Team space can be used in many situations. For example:
With team space, you can:
You first associate employees with a team, and then assign the team to a set of rooms or workstations. The rooms that you assign may be of various types: open areas, workstations, collaboration areas, traditional offices, and so on.
Within a team, you might have some employees who are assigned specific seats due to their role; for example, executives who are part of a team may be assigned their own offices. These employees have permanent space (the office) which is included in the team space.
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