A breath of fresh air - Turning data into improved indoor air quality with Splunk
(WorldNews Germany)

Share: By Tomas Baublys September 28, 2020 Stale and Stuffy meetings? Suffering from severe headaches during meetings, feeling fatigued and lethargic due to lengthy powerpoints and monologues (you know, the ones that go on and on)? If that sounds oh so familiar to you, we have good news: it`s not you. And (usually) neither are your colleagues nor their presentations to blame. More often than not, the culprit for a `meeting hangover` is `bad`, stale air. The higher the carbon dioxide (CO2) content in the air, the worse the air quality is. CO2 levels measured by ppm (part per million) determine the air quality.1 CO2 levels exceeding 1.000 - 1.200 ppm can have adverse health outcomes that can...