How apps could change the workplace after coronavirus crisis.
pandemic loosens its grip, experts say it's time to start thinking about how to keep those workplaces germ-free.
Mark Ein, the CEO of Kastle Systems, a security company specializing in office buildings, told ABC News'"Perspective" podcast that technology can play a role in monitoring surfaces around the building that could have the virus, starting at the front door. The app is part of a larger plan that Kastle has come up with called Kastle Safe Spaces. Ein said it's designed as a framework employers can use as they start to bring workers back."At the point when we have widespread testing, if we also use antibody testing as a way to determine who is safe, all of those things can be entered into your health record and you can effectively get an easy pass if you're known to be safe," Ein said.
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