Determining Lumbar Support in Task Seating
Lumbar Support The Human Performance Institute at Western Michigan University (WMU) conducted a laboratory study to determine the location and magnitude of lumbar support that a user requires for his/her lower back while sitting in a task chair. Click the image below
Competing Values Framework
The Competing Values Framework was developed initially from research conducted by University of Michigan faculty members on the major indicators of effective organizational performance. Click the image below to read the full article.
An Easy, Effective, and Useful Measure of Exterior View
Haworth has developed a new, simple way to measure the quality of exterior view from within office environments. Particularly, views of nature outside office buildings are important contributors to the occupancy quality of employees. This technique involves four easy steps
One in a Million: Individual Work and Space
One in a Million: Individual Work and Space This paper theorizes on the relationships that exist between individuals, how they do things in the office, and how to best plan environments for those consistently displayed behaviors. Insights are offered on the
Physical Environment on Knowledge Worker Performance
The value impact of these intentionally collaborative environments for the client dramatically influenced successful communication with clients. Click the image below to read the full article.
Organic Workspace
Organizations that embrace the “people centric” organic metaphor are structured using flexible functions (departments, work groups) and spaces that change in response to business requirements. Click the image below to read the full article. To view more on how to improve your
Communication and Community Building
The workplace offers a unique opportunity to create shared meaning for those that choose to pursue it. Community represents the degree to which individuals feel connected to others. Click the image below to read the full article.
