Monthly Archive for April, 2010
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Medical Mounting Solutions
Mounting medical devices is always interesting. The on-site engineers always appreciate a robust well designed product and you have to hand it to them with what they do under some rather stressful situations. Below are a couple of recent installations (taken by one of the hospital engineers).
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Apollo4 Power+ in action
Over the past several months we have worked with a number of parties for a partial installation involving our recently released Apollo4 Power+. This installation is unique as the monitor arm played an “integral” part of the workstation design. The result is solution which adds huge value in a situation where the organisation is seeking [...]
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High performing firms do it differently – they use dual screens
This article comes from Rob Nixon and makes for interesting reading. Here is one interesting statement: When HPFs get more efficient the price does not go down with the efficiency levels – it often goes up. HPFs have intranets, electronic working papers, two screens on every desk, proper document management systems and do not have [...]
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Monitor arm solution for Apple macs (iMacs)
It is common to see furniture showrooms incorporating the largest iMac monitors into their showroom displays. If not in their showrooms then in brochures & marketing imagery. Sexy as these monitors are it is difficult for users to find a “real” monitor arm to accommodate such large and heavy screens. Without a monitor arm, users have a good-looking monitor [...]
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BNZ makeover using Integ product
Nice case study with BNZ using Integ product (from NZ Herald). BNZ branches around the country are about to receive a facelift in a $100 million makeover. The bank is refurbishing half of its 179 branches and relocating the rest in an upgrade expected to take two years, which begins with the Kitchener Rd branch [...]
