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Desk sharing done right: fewer empty desks, better use of space. More and more offices are underutilized due to home offices and remote work, and desk sharing offers a smart solution. But what is behind the concept? How can the transition to flexible workplace use be designed sensibly without risking chaos? In this article, you will learn how desk sharing works, what models are available, what advantages and disadvantages are associated with it, and how companies can successfully master the transition.

Waiting times, paper lists, a colleague's phone being busy when they should know the answer. Professional visitor management solves problems like these. In this article, you will learn what matters—from security requirements and GDPR to digital check-ins—and how these processes can be made suitable for everyday use with little effort.

Desk booking is more than just a digital reservation tool: it's changing how offices are used. This article shows how companies can successfully make the transition from fixed to flexible workspaces: What are the requirements? What mistakes should be avoided? And how can you get employees on board with the new model?

If your office remains empty despite booked tables, it's high time to make a change. Here you can find out how no one in your team needs to make a single click to book a space.

Tools like desk.ly help to bring structure to hybrid working. But is it the right tool for your team? Which alternatives will bring organization, flexibility and acceptance to your office?

In hybrid offices, half of the desks are often empty. Desk booking software can help here. But Desk Booking has to be the right fit for the company, not the other way around. Alongside Deskbird, there are a number of powerful tools that offer different approaches and strengths.