Frederik Van de Meulebroucke is COO at Phished, a cybersecurity scale-up with an annual growth of 350%. To ensure visitors receive a professional welcome — including after office hours — while reducing costs at the same time, he enlisted Bringme’s virtual receptionist.
Alexandra Gevers is a real estate agent for build-to-sell projects. She resolutely chooses Bringme’s smart property technology as a major selling point to convince buyers and investors when selling apartments.
Frédéric Dorange works as an office manager in a multi-tenant building that includes the Ertzberg real estate group. He ensures the working environment for employees and visitors remains professional and safe. Focusing on that task was not always easy, but Bringme’s virtual reception turned out to be a real game changer.
A vibrant community of innovators, creators, pioneers and ground-breakers. That’s the core of Liverpool Science Park, three purpose-built science and technology facilities that provide top of the range office and laboratory spaces designed to help companies thrive. Building manager George Barclay has been using a Bringme Box and Bell for a couple of years now, to the satisfaction of its customers. But during COVID-19 it also became clear in how many ways the virtual receptionist made his job as Operations Manager easier. This is his story.
At the Limburg Project Van den Boer Concept, they take care of everything for their customers, from the purchase to the delivery of the turnkey home. And from now on, a digital concierge will also be part of this overall service. Because customers – even elderly ones – are eagerly awaiting the extra comfort and security provided by the concept. “It solves a number of current problems,” says Filip Remans, one of the four partners. “We really see it as an extra selling point.”
Leading architect Stéphane Beel had a Bringme digital concierge installed for the active elderly living at the Twist and De Ark assisted living residences in the well-known ‘Tweewaters’ district on the Vaartkom in Leuven. “That doesn’t make any sense,” you might think now. Do ‘digital’ and ‘elderly’ really go together? Isn’t such a technological tour de force too complex for these residents? We went to ask them and let them answer for themselves in the resultant video. You’ll notice that one word came up all the time: ‘easy’.