Client and portfolio context
Linklaters is a global law firm serving corporates, banks, funds and financial sponsors. Its London headquarters acts as a hub for international teams, illustrating the scale and variety of workplace needs within a large legal practice. This project record concerns the firm-level tender and presentation engagement rather than a verified installation at a particular office.
Smart technology scope
Shape a workplace technology proposal around legal practice
For a legal workplace, the smart technology brief needs to balance straightforward everyday use with controlled access and clear ownership of information. Relevant planning questions include how colleagues and guests arrive, how workplace services are found and booked, and how the operating team supports the service. These are an estimated brief for the client setting, rather than a list of confirmed installed modules.
- Workplace journeys for colleagues and client-facing activity.
- Access permissions and the systems supporting the proposed experience.
- Service ownership, support and evidence for a procurement decision.
Anand’s contribution
Anand took part directly in tenders and client presentations with Linklaters. His role brought the proposed Smart Spaces approach into the procurement conversation and helped explain its relevance to the firm’s workplace requirements.
- Direct tender involvement.
- Client presentations explaining the proposed Smart Spaces service.
Outcome and next milestone
Technical proposition presented for procurement
The engagement brought the proposed workplace technology service into Linklaters’ tender and client-presentation process. Anand’s contribution focused on the proposal and its consideration by the client.
Project position · November 2026
Tender and client presentations
Sources and further reading
Building scale and published technology features describe the wider project. Anand’s contribution is set out separately above.