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Planning Your Next Office Move

They say change is the only thing that is constant in this world. Truth be told, changes affect every aspect of life. Even businesses are affected in a way that sometimes a company or an office has to relocate to a much more conducive work area. This event must be well-planned and be very organized. Within this period of time, companies brainstorm about the revisions that will be done once the relocation has transpired. Basically, the totality of the process should provide an avenue for the businesses to resume and operate normally as if the relocation or the changes did not happen. If the move is planned weeks or even months before a certain date, some tips are to be followed to be able to experience a smooth and organized relocation.

You should inform your staff regarding this event. Employees have the right to know that changes are to be done in order to achieve a smooth and easy move from one location to another especially if the business has no allowance for any interruptions at any point in time. A main checklist of things should be made in order to help the staff in their own preparations for the move as to avoid any disturbances and inconveniences. All desks, drawers and cabinets should be emptied out. Boxes with markings should be properly labeled and sealed so that no office supplies will be damage during the relocation process.

People with expertise in electronics should handle the dismantling and reinstalling process to avoid any damage to major equipment. They could amount to thousands of dollars and may mean a bigger amount if they get damaged. This electronics include computers, phones, printers and many other main pieces of office equipment.

Decorations should be sealed separately. This will allow for easier transport and avoid damages. Some of these decorations should be sealed in bubble wraps in order to preserve its original qualities. A well-planned and well executed office move to a new building or new workplace will surely be beneficial to employees and staff and will assure a reduce in the downtime of businesses.

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Posted by Bob Lewis - September 24, 2013 at 3:45 pm

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Office Furniture: Reuse, Reduce, and Recycle

Generally speaking, the economy is not so great. Companies and businesses are striving hard so as to continue existing and giving services. They must be able to maintain their income in order to back up their expenses regardless of how petty it is. They only need to settle with what is there and continue in finding other means to earn more and save of what is left of them.

For the giants in the industry, money is no problem. Nevertheless, they’re not immune to challenges that come along. They should at all times be wise in keeping their income intact and their expenses in check. More money should enter than the money that goes out. For budding businesses, they must work double time to cope up.

Considering spending less has been mentioned, these companies and businesses must make it a point to save. And by saving, I mean keeping office furniture instead of changing them ever so often. It’s normal for an office to function with tables, chairs, desks, and cabinets, among others. They help employees get their jobs done efficiently. In the event they are damaged or broken or go out of style, you don’t have to throw them altogether at once. There are so many ways to save money and get new furniture, too.

Just take the old ones out, remanufacture or refurbish them. Soon after, you will get brand new looking ones. By doing so, you can now buy expensive furniture guiltlessly. Furthermore, you can add up to the design. There is a wide array of colors, textures and designs you can pick from. Just choose from the bunch and use for your furniture. This will cost you less and also cause no harm to the environment by not adding more waste.

The key is to reuse, reduce and recycle. When you do so, you will reap lots of benefits as well as mother nature. Save more money and save more life by using your furniture again and again.

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Posted by Bob Lewis - May 13, 2013 at 12:46 pm

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Planning For An Office Move

You know what they say, change is the only thing that is constant in this world. As a matter of fact, changes have an impact on every aspect of life. Even businesses can be affected in a way that at times a company or an office has to relocate to a much more conducive work area. Such event should be well-planned and be extremely organized. Within this time period, you must brainstorm about the revisions that will be done once the relocation has transpired. Fundamentally, the totality of the process must give an avenue for the businesses to resume and operate normally as if the relocation or the changes never occurred. If the move is planned weeks or even months before a certain date, some tips must be followed to be able to experience a smooth and organized relocation.

Make sure your staff is aware of this event. Employees must know that changes are to be done in order to achieve a smooth and easy move from one location to another, even more so if the business doesn’t have allowance for any interruptions at any point in time. A main checklist of things must be made in order to help the staff in regards to their own preparations for the move as to avoid any disturbances and inconveniences. All desks, drawers and cabinets must be emptied out. Boxes with markings must be properly labeled and sealed so that no office supplies will be damaged during the relocation process.

People with expertise in electronics must handle the dismantling and reinstalling process to dodge any damage to major equipment. They may amount to thousands of dollars and may mean a bigger amount if they any damage is incurred. This electronics include computers, phones, printers and many other main pieces of office equipment.

Decorations must also be sealed separately. This paves way for easier transport and prevents damages. Some of these decorations must be sealed in bubble wraps so as to preserve its original qualities. A well-planned and well executed office move to a new building or new workplace will definitelyhave its benefits to employees and staff and will make it possible for a reduce in the downtime of businesses to take place.

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Posted by Bob Lewis - May 4, 2013 at 12:33 pm

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Where can I find businesses that are looking to buy office furniture?

Question by bretk: Where can I find businesses that are looking to buy office furniture?
I was curious if anyone knew of any websites where businesses post ads or anything like that looking to buy office furniture. What would be a good place to start?

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Answer by Matt O
All the businesses I have worked for, and my personal business, have/has always done business with established furniture sellers. In other words, we called them. I would think the best thing for you to do would be to advertise, depending on your scale. If you've only got a few one-off pieces you are trying to get rid of, craigslist or something similar would be good. If you're going into business, you might have to just bite the bullet and buy some advertising.

Best of luck to you either way.

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Posted by OfficeInteriors - September 28, 2011 at 2:30 pm

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