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Beyond buildings: Why a collaborative, people-first approach is our priority
Reflections from Carly Ersser, Workplace Services Director at the Government Property Agency.
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Fixing the foundations: legacy technology
Our Chief Technology Officer Kean Jones reflects on his recent appearance at the DigiGov Expo, discussing the important subject of tackling legacy technology.
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Increasing demand for GovPrint across the Civil Service estate
The Government Property Agency's cost-saving, greener, flexible service now supports over 11,000 users to print, copy or scan documents securely.
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Helping clients through the ‘Digital Switchover’
As the UK switches to a fully digital network, what is the Government Property Agency doing to prepare clients and minimise the impact in buildings we manage?
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Join the GPA’s PropTech knowledge and experience group
The Government Property Agency (the GPA) is launching a PropTech Experience Group for users of the GPA’s flagship property technology products and services.
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How technology enhances the customer experience
Our Chief Technology Officer Kean Jones reflects on how we’re working towards smooth and seamless technology for our customers.
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Maintaining the privacy of occupancy data
The GPA's Head of Technology Allan Gardner discusses using occupancy data insights to make human-led decisions when managing government buildings.
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Where marble, stone and wifi meet
Most of us take being connected to wifi for granted – at home we simply plug in and go. But when it comes to an office building it’s not always so simple.
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The key to working from any building
We often talk about giving civil servants the ability to ‘work from any building’. Our Chief Technology Officer Kean Jones talks about how GovWifi and shared networks are paving the way for workplace flexibility.
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Property Technology Services
We design and deliver consistent, interoperable property technology to enable people to work efficiently and effectively across locations and workspaces, with services to support data-driven, people-led decisions.
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Occupancy monitoring: Watching you, or supporting you?
Occupancy monitoring has evolved into a key source for property insights and data-backed decision making that is allowing work spaces to better support civil servants.