Isn’t it impressive how convenient and hassle-free this system sounds?
Currently operational in over 100 million square feet of office space SwiftConnect has recently secured $37 million in funding to support its expansion plans and strategic acquisitions. Can you imagine the convenience of adding your employee badge to your Apple Wallet or Google Wallet for seamless access to your workplace?
With NFC door locks securing shared spaces, SwiftConnect’s platform simplifies access management for employees and administrators alike. Have you noticed how more and more companies are embracing smartphone-based authentication for office access control? Nearly 40% of businesses surveyed have already allowed their employees to use their phones to enter and exit office buildings né?. Isn’t it interesting how technology is transforming the way we work?
SwiftConnect a platform founded in 2020 by Chip Kruger and Matt Kopel is one of the companies benefiting from this trend. Do you think they can uphold their commitment to privacy by design in a world where tracking attendance is becoming increasingly common?
As SwiftConnect continues to grow, it will be interesting to see how they navigate these challenges and maintain their position in the market né?. After selling their previous company, Waltz, to WeWork, they saw a great opportunity in managing access to physical offices using mobile-centric solutions né?. And the best part? Companies don’t even have to install new reader hardware. Considering the growing concern over privacy and smartphone failures it’s essential for SwiftConnect to maintain a balance between convenience and data security né?. With a focus on user privacy and convenience they are poised for success in a world where technology is reshaping how we access our workplaces. né?
