Welcome to the contemporary office, where traditional conference rooms and large private offices are shrinking to make way for office furniture to increase collaboration. These spaces are a vital part increases productivity, morale, and overall ecperience. When employees break away from their desks to meet do you have the right setup to meet their needs?
Collaboration tables are the perfect fit for any modern office because collaboration tables come in all shapes, sizes, and styles. You don’t have to worry about fitting a huge table into a space meant for two people. To start the process of introducing collaboration, perform an internal audit to find out what employees need.
Once you have determined how many spaces you need, assess the materials for your ideal collaboration furniture. Perhaps an acoustic seating arrangement will reduce noise for a space that’s next to a busy open office layout. Or maybe your team needs a rounded table so they can comfortable seat many around the work surface.
After determining the number of collaborative spaces as well as materials, now it’s time to implement collaboration tables into your office layout. Don’t be afraid to get creative! Why have a sea of monotonous cubicles when you can break up the flow with a couple of fun brainstorming and audio/video integrated collaborative seating areas? This will also encourage employees to get up and move around. This can lead to refreshed energy levels as they move from one work space to another.
