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1 person office workstations / 2 person office workstations / 3 person office workstations / Office Workstations
Before you buy office workstations, there are things to consider to save money. We understand that a business manager may not know how can the office workstation buying process have an impact on her bottom line, but with our years of experience, we have seen a clear pattern. Majority of business operators and office managers consider the office furniture buying industry an amalgamation of commodity businesses. You are selling furniture; how can you differentiate your offering! We beg to differ. One of the most common enquiries we keep getting from businesses that want to avail our services is somewhere in the lines of – How can you guys help us save money? And every single time, it makes us feel […]
2 person office workstations / 3 person office workstations / 4 person office workstations / Office Workstations
Office workstations, by design, should carry the reflection of the type of work your company and employees are engaging in. In our years of experience in helping businesses buy the right office furniture, especially the types of office workstations, we have observed that more often than not, office managers will end up focusing on the wrong variables. Some piece of furniture may look good on the list of your monthly expenses, or it might even look good in real life – but in the larger scheme of things, if it does not assist your employees in doing their everyday work, it is of no use. This is the exact reason why we start with a free office design consultation session, […]
1 person office workstations / 2 person office workstations / 3 person office workstations / 4 person office workstations / Office Workstations
If someone asked you the definition of office furniture, how would you do it? From our years of experience, we have seen business operators define furniture somewhere in the following set of words: a. It’s a set of office workstations and desks. b. It’s a set of depreciating assets. c. It’s a piece of aesthetic appeal and does nothing more than that. d. Who cares? Sit on it and work. While we understand that you, as a business operator, or an office manager might have a lot to think about, beyond defining the furniture you possess. The point is – how you define it, will reflect your perspective on how to use it. In the real world, office furniture is […]
