With the departure of long time Integ it king, Martin Chung, we are pleased to announce that Ross McNicol will be joining Integ as of 8 March 2010. Ross will be Business Development Manager (NSW/QLD) and has a wealth of knowledge and experience in commercial furniture.
Investment in intellect (and people) pays off…
Nice article in the Business Herald last Friday. Republished online 28 Feb.
This from Sydney Central
There are more jobs in Sydney CBD but offices are getting smaller and more cramped, according to Sydney Council’s five-yearly floor space census.
Employment in the CBD increased 32.8 per cent in a 10 year period from 1996 to 2006, but growth in city floor space increased by only 21.5 per cent in [...]
Great to see that at the beginning on a new decade such a simple thing as dual screen productivity ranks so high. And this from a Jim Taylor Ph.DÂ Professor at the University of San Francisco who works in performance psychology.
So, to start the year (and decade) on a positive technology note, I want to share [...]
This post from Jeff Atwood is a great, well researched and well commented summary on ergonomics for those of us who prefer to stay indoors.
A great read with some tips on computer workstation ergonomics.
A quick summary of Jeff’s main points
The top of your monitor should be at eye level
Your desk surface should be at roughly [...]
There is nothing quite like a good window display to draw in you. Here is Cite with their most recent promotion, The Home Office – naturally featuring an Integ monitor arm to ensure good ergonomics and increased productivity.
I have just come across a rather interesting statement from another manufacturer.
The last monitor arm you will ever need to buy, the XX has eliminated the gas spring, the most failure-prone component of standard arms, assuring the longest life possible
It is a rather interesting statement on two fronts. Firstly, the last monitor arm you will [...]
For some of us there is very little difference!
Ok, some of us will have a slight advantage…watch this space.