When businesses discuss digital transformation, the conversation usually revolves around software. Cloud platforms replace local servers, artificial intelligence assists employees with everyday tasks, and automation moves information between applications without manual intervention.
But another transformation is happening at the same time. Technology is increasingly becoming part of the physical workplace.
Employee badges, meeting rooms, doors, equipment, visitor passes, and ordinary office spaces are becoming connected to digital systems. The result is a workplace where the boundary between physical and digital infrastructure is becoming increasingly difficult to see.
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