Refurbishing Two Collaborative Workspaces in Sofia by PPDS
WorkBetter and Partners Modernize Sofia Co-working Spaces with Cutting-edge AV Solutions
In a move to enhance the co-working experience for its diverse range of clients, WorkBetter, a leading Bulgarian co-working and flex office provider, has partnered with PPDS (Philips Professional Displays) and OmniChannel, an AV integration specialist, to modernize its original co-working spaces in Sofia, Bulgaria.
The collaboration aimed to deliver a new generation of flexible workspace environments that cater to the evolving needs of businesses. The project saw the installation of advanced professional display technology and AV solutions, transforming the WorkBetter 1.0 and 2.0 co-working spaces into state-of-the-art facilities.
Key details of this collaboration include:
- Partners and roles: WorkBetter, with its commitment to delivering cutting-edge AV solutions, partnered with PPDS for cutting-edge display hardware and OmniChannel for the AV integration.
- Technology deployed: The project utilized products such as the Philips Unite LED 5000 Series P1, a high-quality LED display designed for modern office settings, supporting collaboration, communication, and digital signage. Additionally, 8x 55in, 6x 65in, 2x 75in Philips Business TVs, and 1x 65in Philips Collaboration display were also installed.
- Scope of modernization: The initiative upgraded two original WorkBetter buildings, effectively transforming them into state-of-the-art co-working spaces with enhanced technological infrastructure.
- Impact on workspace flexibility: The integration improved the flexibility of workspaces by enabling seamless digital communication, better display interfaces, and enhanced user experience, thus supporting WorkBetter’s mission to provide adaptive work environments to local and international businesses.
- Significance: This modernization aligns with global trends in flexible working and reflects a broader push for smart office technologies in Bulgaria, contributing to the country’s standing in the growing European flexible workspace market.
The installation of these Philips displays is aimed at enhancing the co-working experience for WorkBetter's customers. The Philips Unite LED 5000 Series 1.5 pixel pitch wall was installed to provide a visually impressive experience for all who visit the WorkBetter co-working spaces.
Bogdan Blinda, regional sales manager - SEE, Israel and Turkey at PPDS, commented on the growing demand for flexible co-working offices. "We are thrilled to be a part of this project, as it reflects the increasing need for flexible and technologically advanced workspaces," he said.
The global co-working market was valued at $22.01bn last year and is expected to reach $82.12bn by 2034. With the co-working market on the rise, WorkBetter aims to ensure the experiences and capabilities provided in its co-working spaces are to the highest standard.
The two spaces, known as WorkBetter 1.0 and WorkBetter 2.0, are located 120m apart and cover over 12,000sqm and 1,300 working stations. The installation of these Philips displays is a significant step towards achieving this goal.
Tony Aleksandrov, co-founder and CEO at WorkBetter, emphasized the commitment to delivering cutting-edge AV solutions. "We are committed to providing our clients with the best possible experience, and the integration of these advanced displays is a testament to that commitment," he said.
The co-working spaces were modernized through a collaboration between WorkBetter, PPDS, and OmniChannel, an AV integration specialist. The project reflects a focus on delivering advanced AV technology and the implementation of smart and engaging AV solutions.
12x 10in Philips T-Line multi-touch displays were used to create a remotely managed room booking system and placed in the gym for audio system control. This modernization will undoubtedly enhance the co-working experience for WorkBetter's customers, supporting productivity and innovation from day one.
- The collaboration between WorkBetter, PPDS, and OmniChannel was instrumental in delivering a new generation of flexible workspace environments that cater to the evolving needs of businesses, as shown by the installation of advanced professional display technology and AV solutions.
- As part of the modernization project, 12x 10in Philips T-Line multi-touch displays were used to create a remotely managed room booking system and placed in the gym for audio system control, intended to enhance the co-working experience and support productivity and innovation.
- Financial institutions may view this investment in technology as an indicator of the growth and sophistication of the co-working market, with the global co-working market being valued at $22.01bn last year and expected to reach $82.12bn by 2034.
