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A workplace security software system that works like an airport check in station.  If a guest wants to visit the 22nd floor, they're required to get a customized QR code from the meeting host.  This could be connected to Outlook.  The QR reader would be affixed to the security stations at the base of the elevator banks, as we're seeing them pop up in skyscrapers and apartment buildings downtown.

There could be a self check in option at a kiosk such as the flight check in system.

This would increase building security and decrease dependency on availability of security guards.

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