Articles, tagged with "mt olive", page 1

Coping with Leasing Trends by MaiSpace

Owners and managers of commercial office rental properties are coping with an uncertain market as tenants themselves seek ways to weather difficult economic conditions. How tenants are responding to these conditions is revealed in an on-line poll posted b... Read >
Author: Mel Joelle

Performance Enhancing Panel Systems

The term "performance enhancing" is perhaps unfortunately more associated with questionable drugs and related substances taken by athletes than a viable process to improve health through proper nutrition, to make computers run more efficiently or to parta... Read >
Author: Mel Joelle

Designing an Efficient Help Desk Environment

Tech support help desks continue to be the butt of comedy channel comedians and late-night talk show banter. And while most of us may get a chuckle at the skit caller's frustration in trying to get an answer, in the real world a dysfunctional help desk is... Read >
Author: Mel Joelle

Office Options in a Down Economy

"An yll wynde that blowth no man to good, men say" is reported to be first recorded in John Heywood's A dialogue containing the number in effect of all the proverbs in the English tongue, 1546, according to The Phrase Finder. Today we can interpret the ex... Read >
Author: Mel Joelle

Evolution of Office Walls by Maispace

"What goes around comes around" is a tired cliché that can take many meanings including those implied by others - "everything old is new again" and "history repeats itself." These phrases can apply to office walls which in early workplace designs sign... Read >
Author: Mel Joelle

Maispace Introduces Systems Furniture Leasing Program

Mt. Olive, NJ, February 11 - As the creators of the Complete Office Concept and the market leader in providing superior quality modular office furniture systems at prices averaging 40% below its competitors, MAiSPACE has added a leasing option for its dea... Read >
Author: Mel Joelle

Office Furnishing Trends By Maispace

Collaborative Workspaces, Green and Service Top Office Furnishings Trends Today's Facility Manager, in its review of 2008 furnishings trends, discussed three key topics - namely collaborative workspaces, green workspaces and the importance of customer se... Read >
Author: Mel Joelle

Workspaces to Support Personnel Retention

Over the past many months we have been served up a daily dose of headlines reporting massive layoffs at firms of every size and scope. Few are the businesses unaffected by the economic downturn, and as companies shed staff to cope with decreasing revenue... Read >
Author: Mel Joelle

Systems Furniture Solutions for Virtual Offices

Virtual offices, also called shared office space, and executive suites or serviced offices, provide temporary facilities for organizations setting up operations in a new location or space for additional personnel. "The key word here is ‘temporary,'" ... Read >
Author: Chris Carter

Systems Furniture adds Flexibility to Training Centers

Employee training centers, like office "hotels," can test the quality of systems furniture. These centers are put to heavy use especially in firms where advancements in technology, products or services require regular training sessions to keep staff upda... Read >
Author: Chris Carter

A Smart Approach to Modular Office Systems

Corporate relocations provide opportunities for facility managers to take lessons from the past and apply them to fitting out the new workplace. "Such was the case when a world-leading power systems provider relocated to a new facility to accommo... Read >
Author: Chris Carter

Crafting RFPs for Systems Furniture

When doing the homework prior to furnishing new, renovated or expanded workplaces with systems furniture, office designers and facility managers find they are both blessed and cursed with vendor choices. "Doing a 'systems furniture' search will yield a... Read >
Author: Chris Carter

Some Cost Elements in Systems Furniture

New or expanding businesses - and those planning workplace renovations - make decisions on how to build out and furnish their facilities. "First cost and lifetime cost are two key elements in the decision-making process," says Mark Bassil, co-founder... Read >
Author: Chris Carter

Systems Furniture Decision Check Points

Beauty is only skin deep, as the old saying goes. That is why buyers must look behind colors, textures and styles of systems furniture offerings to evaluate construction quality and to determine how the manufacturer has provided for managing voice, data ... Read >
Author: Chris Carter

Movable Wall Systems and the Modular Office

Office planning for today's multitasked workplace environment requires a carefully planned and tailored blend of workspace layouts and floor plans to accommodate personnel employing a wide range of skill sets. Experience, sometimes painful, has taught us... Read >
Author: Chris Carter

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