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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Article author: Patrick Chown, Safe and Sound Security<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n

There\u2019s no doubt that our workspaces will never be the same: Corporate America might be downsizing its real estate footprint. But, regardless of all the alarming headlines and doomsday scenarios, commercial buildings<\/a> are not going away. In fact, a recent survey<\/a> revealed that three out of four workers hoped to return to an office at some point in the future.<\/p>\n

Certainly, the pandemic had a negative effect on commercial real estate in terms of occupancy and revenue. However, with a strong vaccination campaign<\/a> underway, companies are quickly adjusting to this new reality. But, the stakes are high, and the time is now for property managers to evaluate their building\u2019s security setup.<\/p>\n

Safety and security remain top priorities for property managers who wish to operate a safe building while adhering to pandemic guidelines. And, as a new normal begins to take shape, tenants will expect a more safety-oriented facility. From sanitizing stations to touchless security solutions, commercial buildings are demanding less contact and more technology.<\/p>\n

Here are three security insights for property managers to consider as they adjust to a post-pandemic world.<\/p>\n

Security Assessment<\/h2>\n

People often think that a security assessment is only necessary prior to the beginning of a new project. But, the truth is that a thorough assessment provides a lot of valuable information. And, with so many updates and new technologies hitting the market, now is a good time to arrange a security assessment and pick the brain of a qualified security integrator before making any major changes.<\/p>\n

Security systems integrators design, install and manage solutions to protect people, property and profits. Among other skills, a good security integrator should be able to:<\/p>\n