What is Office Hoteling, and Why is it Important?
As flexible working arrangements have taken the business world by storm over the last few years, office hoteling has become a valuable way for office administrators to manage their commercial office spaces. The hoteling concept grew from a desire for hybrid and remote teams to come together as needed rather than full-time. It also allows business owners to decrease overhead costs and manage coworking spaces so that they are being used to their fullest extent.
What is Office Hoteling?
In its simplest form, office hoteling is much like staying in an actual hotel. Employees reserve the space they need in an office, whatever best suits their needs, and they work there together for days, weeks, or months, depending on their project. Because hybrid and remote schedules have surged, many office spaces are underutilized or even sit empty. This is costly for those who must maintain the space, so hoteling can greatly benefit those trying to adapt to the new standard.
Why is it Important?
Office hoteling is trending across the hybrid working environment, and for good reason. Collaboration generates creativity and camaraderie among teams, and it’s more difficult for employees to connect when working remotely. The hoteling solution allows both sides to benefit. Office administrators and business owners can make the best use of their space, allowing it to be rented out to different teams as needed so that it doesn’t sit empty, and employees can come together as needed to work on projects and connect as a team. Hoteling is a critical concept for anyone looking to make the best use of their office space or to make sure their employees are coming together for project collaboration as needed.
How to Get Started
If you’re looking for a way to get your own company involved in office hoteling, it’s a good idea to partner with a facilities management company that can cover the necessities, like providing booking software, sanitization services for desks and kiosks, stocking, and re-stocking office supplies, etc. The booking software will allow different groups of employees to schedule the use of a specific space, like a conference room, common area, or specific group of desks, in a way that doesn’t interfere with or double book a space with others. An on-site team can keep up with decluttering, sanitizing, and restocking items as needed. Choosing the right team for this service is essential.
Partner with Striden Today for Office Hoteling Solutions
Assigned seating and cubicles are no longer the status quo, and hybrid workspaces are the way of the future! At Striden, we specialize in making this transformation seamless and cost-effective. Don’t miss out on an opportunity to adapt. Let Striden guide you in reimagining how people interact in the office. We provide professionally maintained hoteling spaces that contribute to the organization’s success by making it easy for employees to work closely together or appropriately distanced while staying productive. We utilize our cloud application to track reservations to ensure each location is clean and prepped for the next visitor. Contact us today to discover how we can tailor a solution that fits your business and sets you on the path to success.
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Ashleigh Fiora is the Vice President and Head of Strategy & Sales at Striden, she brings over 15 years of expertise and a passion for creating exceptional workplace experiences! Known for her professional presentation and personable nature, Ashleigh has a proven track record of success, having won numerous awards for exceeding sales quotas and spearheading new business development across the country.
Her leadership style combines strategic thinking with a client-focused approach, consistently driving results and fostering long-lasting relationships. Ashleigh’s commitment extends beyond her professional life; she is actively involved in her community, supporting local school fundraising efforts and volunteering.
A graduate of Towson University with a BS degree, Ashleigh currently resides in Maryland with her daughter, Gianna, and their Goldendoodle, Layla.
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