Hello. I'm Keith Bareham, and I'm a product manager at VOSS Solutions. Today, we're gonna look at meeting room analytics. So if you're responsible for meeting rooms in any way, perhaps you're an estate manager, a building manager, or perhaps you're the CTO. So if you're in any way responsible for getting the maximum out of the meeting rooms that you're managing, then you're in the right place today to see what we can offer. Meeting rooms are expensive resources. They've got the technology in there, the conference equipment, the screens, and microphones, and everything else. And and that all needs to be installed, configured, set up, and monitored on a day to day basis. There's also the accommodation itself. There's the cost of the room and the tables and chairs and everything else that goes with meeting rooms. So all of those things need to happen to get the room up and running and working on an ongoing basis. But today, we're really focusing on the analytics aspect beyond is it working and is it configured properly. We're looking at how effectively those rooms are being used. Things like, are the rooms being occupied? Are people using them at all? Are they perhaps over occupied? Perhaps they're under occupied. Are they used for their intended purpose? Or perhaps the rooms are being used for local meetings and people are sitting in the room and not using the conferencing equipment at all for some of the time. Or maybe the conferencing equipment is being used regularly to join meetings on perhaps Microsoft Teams or Webex. So let's have a look at one of the dashboards that I'm gonna pick on today just to show what VOSS can offer and a bit of an insight into those things. So on this particular dashboard, we can see that there's some time usage metrics that helps us understand how many minutes in the hour there are people in the room throughout the day. And so that can give us a bit of an indication of whether the size of the room is correct. We have an alerting framework. So we can alert on the numbers in here and, you know, that gives us visibility into whether we've got the right number of people in the room. And if we scroll down here a little bit, we've got occupancy trends. So this is a percentage of the configured capacity as we go from hour to hour and day to day. So we can see this meeting room kind of peaks at around twenty five percent capacity. So it's not used terribly efficiently. And as we go through, we can look at occupancy metrics just below it here on the right bottom corner. And we can see that the number of people in this room is typically one or occasionally two people. So it's not a big room and it's not got too many people in it, but it is only being used to about 25% of its capacity as we saw above. Further to that, on the left here, we can look at the booking analysis. And this massive color here gives us a real indication of what's happening in that room. And we can see that from the index at the bottom left here, that blue means that there are meetings booked. Black means that there wasn't any meetings. And red, which we've got quite a lot of here, shows that the meeting room was not booked, but there were people in the room. So, you know, that tells us that this room is being used, but primarily it's being used as an ad hoc workplace rather than its actual intended purpose as a meeting room. And finally, you can see in the yellow index, that shows that the room was booked, but it was a no show. So somebody's booked meetings through the calendar for this room and then just not turned up. So we can see how that has impacted the availability of the room through time. So these are the kind of things that we can show. Our dashboards are always customizable, so variations on this are definitely available. And if this is the kind of information that you need help with to understand what's happening in your meeting rooms, then please contact us for further details.