office cubicles
office cubicles
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by Steve Valentino - 2007-01-29
Some offices design cubicles according to the principles of Feng Shui. The main purpose of using Feng Shui is to use the positive energy of the surroundings to enhance productivity.If the entrance of ...
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by Steve Valentino - 2007-01-29
Space planning is an essential element of any project and efficient planning serves the dual purpose of providing extra space to work as well as boosting employee morale. Dealers often refer to office...
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by Janet Vogel - 2007-06-10
Office cubicles is a general description for furniture used in open-plan areas. This type of furniture is also referred to as systems furniture or workstations. My recollection is that systems furnitu...
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by Bob Shiloh - 2007-10-17
Quality used furniture is available on short notice at prices that are 10-20% of new. Instead of spending thousands of dollars on furniture for each employee, it's possible to spend just hundreds. Use...
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by Bob Shiloh - 2007-12-02
Adjustable office furniture and workstations are always appreciated. It helps to create a healthy and a safe working area for the employers. It's the same way with construction workers that use helmet...
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by Christopher Cartre - 2008-01-12
Data throughput, otherwise phrased as the data handling capacity of the office network, is a subject of its own. Companies will continue to wrestle with the tradeoff between costs and the efficiencies...
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by Christopher Cartre - 2008-04-23
With the advent of ever increasing cost for commercial real estate, companies seeking to reduce or minimize overhead have had to try to efficiently accommodate their employees in smaller work places. ...
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by Christopher Cartre - 2008-04-29
By the latter half of 2007, with few exceptions rents were on the rise in the commercial real estate market. In Manhattan, for example, squeezed by rising rents and vanishing space, office leasing act...
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by Christopher Cartre - 2008-04-29
The massive increase in intelligence being accessed from the workplace puts severe demands on office planners and managers as they work to resolve two somewhat conflicting objectives. On one hand they...
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by Christopher Carter - 2008-05-02
As defined by the General Services Administration, a furniture system is a system of furniture components designed to provide a comprehensive office furniture environment through the ability to create...
