In any office, there are different pieces of technology running at one time. Of course there is the more apparent equipment like laptops and phones, but there are a lot of other technologies at work that you might not have considered. For instance, most buildings have air conditioning and heating as well as light fixtures. With the increase in remote workforce, chances are there are parts of your building that employees aren’t physically working in. In these cases, it can be helpful to install smart lights which use less energy than traditional light bulbs. Smart lights will detect if there is movement so those areas of your office that aren’t used, will remain off. HVAC systems can also use similar sensors to detect if there is activity in the office or not, and adjust the heating or air conditioning accordingly. Energy adds up quickly and can take a toll not only on the environment but on your electric bill, so small changes like these can be very helpful.