[Coworking] What are your burning sponsorship/partnership questions?!?

[Mike LaRosa]

Hello All!

I'm super stoked to facilitate a workshop next week at Coworking Europe all 
on sponsorships/partnerships and coworking. While I've got some ideas as to 
what I'm planning on sharing, etc I figured that I would ask the group what 
some of your burning questions are so that I can maybe add some more 
helpful content to the program.

What about sponsorships/partnerships in coworking spaces and businesses 
would you like to learn more about?

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[Coworking] Tool of meeting room management

[Sara Iacovaccio]

Hello, I'm managing a coworking space in Milan.
Please, could you suggest me some tools for booking and scheduling meeting 
and conference rooms?
What do you use in your coworking space? What do you think about Skedda 
(https://www.skedda.com/Home/meeting-room-booking-system)?
Thank you all for your contribution!

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[Coworking] Re: Locks! (Smart and not-so-smart.)

[Mike LaRosa]

Carly,

I recently connected with a company called KISI. They seem to have 
developed a pretty cool app that allows your members to use their 
smartphones for entry to spaces and even different meeting rooms. You 
should check them out - www.getkisi.com They are incredibly coworking 
friendly (their team is based out of a space in Brooklyn) and have an 
affordable price point that is perfect for coworking spaces. If you'd like 
an intro to their team, let me know...

M

On Monday, October 26, 2015 at 1:17:11 PM UTC-4, Carly Nix wrote:
>
> Hey everyone,
>
> Wanted to resurrect the topic of locks. I saw some past threads about 
> this, and wonder if there are any updates to what folks would recommend 
> since last year. At Industry Lab we've been looking into different lock 
> upgrade options, and haven't settled on a best bet yet. Here's our 
> situation:
>
>- We're in a building with 2 exterior entrances
>- Our space spans 3 floors with 8 points of entry
>- We share the building with other tenants
>- Don't have tons of money to throw at this problem.
>
> Any thoughts? What's worked for other spaces?
>
>
>

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Re: [Coworking] Locks! (Smart and not-so-smart.)

[Alex Hillman]

I mentioned in a previous post that we use a little piece of software that
our call box actually calls so that instead of the office phone ringing for
every single person who wants to be let in, they can let themselves in with
a code they get as a member.

Some folks have asked if we could share the code for that software, so here
it is: https://github.com/indyhall/intercom/

It costs us $9/month in hosting and...maybe $10-20/month in Twilio credits
 to keep this running.

Fair warning, this is completely undocumented at this point, and isn't
really "designed" at all, just the standard user interface that Django
spits out.

But...it works, and allows us to generate a custom codes for as many
members as we want instead of having to manually buzz them in.

It even create membership groups with time restrictions so you can allow
peoples' codes to only work during certain hours.




It tracks usage too through an audit trail.




It'll take some elbow grease and knowledge of Django/Python programming to
get up and running, and I recommend recording your own greetings unless you
want to welcome people to Indy Hall (though you can hear ours, including
some of the fun hidden "easter eggs" Adam recorded).

If someone gets this up and running and wants to contribute documentation,
I'll happily accept pull requests :)

-Alex




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On Fri, Nov 6, 2015 at 1:00 PM, Eric Lituchy  wrote:

> Look at Kisi (getkisi.com). They work with a bunch of cowork spaces and
> have a really cool solution.
>
> Good luck, Eric
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[Coworking] Locks! (Smart and not-so-smart.)

[Eric Lituchy]

Look at Kisi (getkisi.com). They work with a bunch of cowork spaces and have a 
really cool solution.

Good luck, Eric

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