Appspace
Appspace is a workplace experience platform that unifies digital signage, intranet, space reservation, and visitor management into a single cloud-based system for enterprise communications and workplace management. Originally founded in 2002 as Nexus on Demand, the company is headquartered in Tampa, Florida, with additional offices across the US, UK, UAE, and Malaysia. Appspace serves more than 170 Fortune 500 companies and is backed by private equity investors Accel-KKR and LLR Partners.
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Appspace organizes its offering around four core products plus a shared platform layer:
- Appspace Signage — cloud-based CMS for displays, video walls, and kiosks with hardware-agnostic deployment and templated content
- Appspace Intranet — a personalized information hub for communications, collaboration, and culture, strengthened by the Igloo Software and Beezy acquisitions
- Appspace Workspace — room booking, desk hoteling, and space utilization analytics, integrated with Microsoft Places
- Appspace Visitors — visitor check-in, compliance tracking, and interactive wayfinding via kiosks
- Appspace Intelligence (AI) — an embedded AI layer offering Insights and Search Assistants across all modules
- Appspace Orchestration — multi-channel publishing enabling publish-once, distribute-everywhere across signage, intranet, and email
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