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4 resources to master technology in your coworking space

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If you have a network problem in your coworking space, you have a big problem. 

To help you get your network and tech dialed in, we asked our friend Zach McNamara, CEO of isofy, to share his best insights, tips and strategies.

Over the last year, Zach has shared a number of guest blog posts on handling tricky tech issues, the top coworking tech issues, monetizing tech in your coworking space and some FAQs for new coworking space operators.

Here are the four resources to master technology in your space:  

1. How to handle tricky tech issues in your coworking space like a pro

You’ve opened your coworking space, you have all new technology, and everything is humming smoothly … until that one member comes up with that one problem only affecting their one device.

What do you do?

Here are some of the tactics and approaches that have proven useful.

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2. Top 5 coworking tech issues (and solutions)

Why is your wifi slow? Why is it spotty in some places? Why is getting the printer to work such a challenge? How can you generate more revenue for your coworking space from tech upgrades without adding more headaches for you and your staff?

These are questions that plague workspace operators everywhere.

Let’s shed some light on the problems and offer solutions so you can stop dealing with tech issues and get back to building a great coworking community.

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3. Top 5 tech FAQs for new coworking space operators

What tech do you need in your coworking space?

What is network management?

How much does all this coworking tech stuff cost?

Zach breaks down the top tech FAQs they hear at isofy, day in and day out, from new coworking and flex space operators.

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4. Five ways to monetize technology in your coworking space

As a coworking space operator, you are in a constant state of pressure. 

Pressure from your members, pressure from your landlord, perhaps pressure from your investors, and—most importantly—internal and external pressures on your profit and loss statement each month. 

Let’s talk about some ways you can (perhaps) alleviate some of that pressure by leveraging your technology stack. You’ve already made the capital investment when you opened your space, so let’s explore tactics to turn that initial investment into additional revenue streams.

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🙌 Thanks to our partners at isofy for the tips and resources. Get in touch with Zach and the team for guidance and support on your coworking tech and network solutions.

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