INTELLIGENT OFFICE SPACE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM BASED ON USER BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31673/2409-7292.2026.034904Abstract
The article discusses modern approaches to the use of artificial intelligence for analyzing user behavior in office
space management systems. Particular attention is paid to artificial intelligence methods for predicting patterns of
workplace bookings, analyzing the frequency and preferences of users for specific work areas, as well as automatic
notification of re-booking of the same place. Practical examples of modern solutions on the market, such as Spacewell,
Smartway2 and ti&m Places, are considered, which demonstrate the integration of machine learning algorithms to
optimize the use of office space, increase the efficiency of bookings and reduce conflicts between users. Special attention
is paid to issues of privacy and ethical aspects of data collection, as well as methods for ensuring user confidentiality
when using sensor technologies and systems for monitoring the occupancy of work areas. Approaches to collecting and
processing data on the presence of employees in the office environment are considered, taking into account the
requirements of security and transparency of information use. The paper also describes behavioral models and algorithms
for building user-oriented predictive models, in particular the BehavDT approach, which allows taking into account
historical booking data, time patterns of workplace use, and individual user behavior. The use of such models allows for
recommendations on choosing the optimal workplace, increasing the efficiency of office infrastructure use, and reducing
the overload of individual work areas. Based on the results of theoretical analysis and a formalized model for predicting
office space occupancy, the software architecture of an intelligent workplace reservation management system was
developed. The architectural solution is based on a microservice approach, which provides modularity, horizontal
scalability, and the ability to independently update individual system components without disrupting the functioning of
others. The results of testing and modeling confirm the operability of the proposed architecture and algorithms for
medium-scale office space management systems and identify areas for optimization for scaling to the level of large
organizations.
Keywords: artificial intelligence, office space management, user behavior analysis, workplace reservation
systems, automatic notification, pattern prediction, behavioral models, intelligent systems, space optimization, data
privacy.
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