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NeoCon 2012 Product Sneak Peek

NeoCon 2012 Product Sneak Peek

By | May 1, 2012 at 1:06 am | No comments

Heading to NeoCon 2012 in Chicago June 11-13? Take a look at some great new products that will be there:   Product: Kimball Office's Priority An all-encompassing solution for every square foot of a floor plan, Priority exhibits nearly unlimited configurability....

Posted in: may 2012 - Innovation, Products

Using Design to Enhance Innovation

Using Design to Enhance Innovation

By | May 1, 2012 at 1:04 am | One comment

It’s no secret that the conventional workplace has been known to inhibit creativity, rather than support it. So, employers increasingly are investing time and money into the services of design professionals to help them create spaces that nurture ideas, foster creativity, and...

Posted in: may 2012 - Innovation, Technology

Behind the Curtain: NeoSystems Corp.

Behind the Curtain: NeoSystems Corp.

By | May 1, 2012 at 1:02 am | No comments

The Exclamation Point We live in turbulent times. Leaders are faced with unprecedented competition.  Business models can be made obsolete overnight.  Entire industries can be restructured by one deal. While some companies retrench and retreat, innovative companies are...

Posted in: may 2012 - Innovation, Projects

Future-Proofing the Office (Part 1)

Future-Proofing the Office (Part 1)

By | May 1, 2012 at 1:00 am | 2 comments

This is Part 1 of a 2-part series on how to future proof your office. Work and the workplace are changing today, driven by globalization, shifting demographics, technological advances, and economic pressures, just to name a few causes. And no one sees that stopping anytime...

Posted in: Ideas, may 2012 - Innovation

[Event] WORKTECH12: New York – May 16

[Event] WORKTECH12: New York – May 16

By | April 30, 2012 at 1:02 am | No comments

Brian David Johnson, author and Chief Futurist at Intel Corporation, will be in New York on May 16 to keynote WORKTECH, a leading international conference series on the future of work and the workplace. It will be the second time he presents at WORKTECH, having spoken at their...

Posted in: apr 2012 - Going Green, Events

EDF and LEED: An Evolution (Part 2)

EDF and LEED: An Evolution (Part 2)

By | April 16, 2012 at 1:08 am | No comments

This is part 2 of a 2-part series on how LEED has evolved over the past decade. Using the Environmental Defense Fund’s Washington, DC, office as a comparative basis, David Kay and Carissa Gavin dig into the requirements for certification as they have progressed with new...

Posted in: apr 2012 - Going Green, Projects

Do We Really Need Business Cases for Healthy Indoor Environments?

Do We Really Need Business Cases for Healthy Indoor Environments?

By | April 16, 2012 at 1:08 am | No comments

We in the green-building movement -- regardless of our trade -- must transform the hearts and minds of those whose decisions influence the work environments of their colleagues. Over the past 14 years, a few particular experiences have shaped my perspective on this importance...

Posted in: apr 2012 - Going Green, Ideas

A Look at iCrete’s Employee-Driven Design

A Look at iCrete’s Employee-Driven Design

By | April 16, 2012 at 1:04 am | No comments

iCrete is a Think Tank that developed a new technology for concrete. They created a way to optimize cement content by maintaining or increasing its strength while reducing CO2. Felderman Keatinge + Associates (FKA) challenge was to design a space for iCrete’s corporate...

Posted in: apr 2012 - Going Green, Projects, Technology

Building Modular: A Dynamic Element of Business Strategy

Building Modular: A Dynamic Element of Business Strategy

By | April 1, 2012 at 1:10 am | No comments

Modular construction isn’t just for those who anticipate changes down the road. Today’s agile interiors boast benefits well beyond future flexibility, in turn lending themselves to function as an integral part of corporate business strategy. Modular interior elements —...

Posted in: apr 2012 - Going Green, Products

Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) and LEED: An Evolution (Part I)

Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) and LEED: An Evolution (Part I)

By | April 1, 2012 at 1:08 am | No comments

This is part 1 of a 2-part series on how LEED has evolved over the past decade. Using the Environmental Defense Fund’s Washington, DC, office as a comparative basis, David Kay and Carissa Gavin dig into the requirements for certification as they have progressed with new...

Posted in: apr 2012 - Going Green, Projects

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