An extended period away from work, usually for rest, study, travel or personal projects.
The XML standard behind most enterprise single sign-on.
The standard for automatically creating, updating and removing user accounts.
A temporary placement of an employee into another team, office or organisation.
Vetting levels that control who may access certain government sites and information.
The contracted standard a service must meet, and what happens when it does not.
Money paid when employment ends, usually under a contract, policy or local employment law.
A policy that lets eligible parents split leave between them.
A work pattern where employees cover different scheduled blocks across the day or week.
Time away from work because an employee is unwell or unable to work for health reasons.
The paper form visitors complete on arrival, and the baseline digital systems replace.
Separating meaningful patterns from random variation or distracting detail.
A team, system or dataset isolated from the rest of the organisation.
One corporate login for every application, managed centrally by IT.
One trusted place for a decision, record or dataset.
The control of who may enter a site, which areas they may enter, and when.
Channel-based team messaging, now part of Salesforce.
A building whose systems respond to real conditions and real occupancy rather than a fixed schedule.
A workplace where connected systems automate and inform how the space runs.
Running the car park on data: booked bays, sensors or ANPR, and automatic release of unused spaces.
The Australian and New Zealand short work break, cigarettes long optional.
The audit framework for how service providers handle customer data.
People-facing FM services: cleaning, catering, security, reception and waste.
A structured review of how office space is actually used versus how it is allocated.
Planning, allocating and optimising how an organisation uses its floor space.
The planning ratio of floor area per person or per desk.
How intensively your space is actually used, versus how much you pay for.
A floor-by-floor view of which teams occupy which parts of a building.
Anyone affected by a decision or able to influence its outcome.
The normal hours an employee is expected to work under their contract or policy.
A third party your vendor uses to process your data: hosting, email, analytics and similar.
Renting out space you lease but no longer need to another occupier.
The Australian equivalent of a method statement, required for high-risk construction work.
The extra value created when teams, systems or processes work better together.
The hands-on operator of servers, identity and applications, including workplace platform admin.