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We’re here to make your job easier. From initial idea to final details, we do whatever it takes to make sure your project goes as smoothly as possible. Not only do we provide custom-sized furniture, we also offer customized space planning. Our design specialists work closely with you to learn about your operational needs and to better understand
your specific issues. With user-defined design, your input becomes
our output.
We build our products to fit your needs. Balancing our customers’ demands for facility efficiency, technology integration, and user satisfaction is what we do best. We design utility and flexibility into every one of our products. Our panel system works in one-inch increments, so each station can be specified and manufactured to fit your unique space and application needs. Our ability to custom-size lets you make the best use of your floor plan by turning architectural elements such as windows and columns into useful square footage. Our Chase wire management system is just as effective. It delivers up to 80 times more cabling capacity than conventional panel raceways. All cables, cords, outlets, and jacks neatly store behind sliding doors, keeping work surfaces and floors clutter-free, and cutting installation time by 25-30% and reducing cable and contractor costs by up to 40%.
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Proper Call Center Furniture Can Make or Break Success
In the call center industry, many elements are studied to determine how to make the environment more productive. Call center supervisors will measure everything from response time, to talk time, to the number of words said within one customer interaction to assess a call and learn how to improve overall performance.
May 08,2008
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Trends in Call Center Furniture Design
As with most markets, call centers have their own design trends that help to improve the aesthetics and function of the center. Three recent trends in call center design are consideration of color, a focus on updated training rooms, and incorporating small rooms known as Huddle Rooms.
April 08,2008
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Call Center Training Rooms Flourish When Properly Furnished
Classroom-based training does not always bring to mind warm and fuzzy memories of sitting in a classroom listening to an instructor drone on about a topic that may or may not have any interest to us. And, while this type of setting is often used in the call center training environment, the impact on the audience can be less that intriguing, to say the least.
March 14,2008
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Call Center Furniture: Utilizing Space to Save Money and Improve Profit
Wasted space, call center furniture provider Interior Concepts notes, is space that can never be reclaimed.
February 21,2008
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Purchasing Call Center Furniture Based on Agents Actual Needs
When designing a call center, how to select furniture is often viewed as an ideal area to cut costs. As long as the agents have a place to sit, a desk on which to work, a computer and telephone, all should be set and ready to go – right? Wrong.
February 08,2008
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