Abstract: A system for enforcing occupancy for a facility includes client electronic devices, each associated with one or more individuals who have access to a facility, an access monitoring system, and a computing device in communication with at least a portion of the plurality of the client electronic devices and the access monitoring system. The system determines, for the facility, a health risk rating, a maximum occupancy, a risk-adjusted occupancy, an estimated occupant number, and determines, based on the risk-adjusted occupancy and the estimated occupant number whether one or more individuals need to exit the facility. If individuals need to exit the facility, the system identifies and notifies the individuals.

Abstract: A method of identifying a paper-intensive process may include receiving quantitative processing data associated with a production environment, receiving qualitative processing data associated with the processing activities in the production environment, and generating a visual depiction of the processing activities. The visual depiction may include at least a portion of the received quantitative processing data and the received qualitative processing data, and the visual depiction may illustrate at least one paper-intensive process, one or more of a most common purpose associated with the paper-intensive process and a most common fate associated with the paper-intensive process. The method may include presenting the generated visual depiction to a user.

Abstract: A method of identifying a paper-intensive process may include receiving quantitative processing data associated with a production environment, receiving qualitative processing data associated with the processing activities in the production environment, and generating a visual depiction of the processing activities. The visual depiction may include at least a portion of the received quantitative processing data and the received qualitative processing data, and the visual depiction may illustrate at least one paper-intensive process, one or more of a most common purpose associated with the paper-intensive process and a most common fate associated with the paper-intensive process. The method may include presenting the generated visual depiction to a user.