If you want your employees
working better, why not go for an open workspace? Also known as the
“collaborative workspace”, the open office plan has done away with cubicles and
partitions, arranging individual working stations close to each other, with a
space intended for group activities set right in the middle. The purpose of
such a plan is to encourage collaboration and communication among employees.
To achieve the objectives of
any office
space plan, however, the furniture has to be carefully selected. For
example, modular office furniture may be used for the open, collaborative
space; while elegant, executive office furniture would be appropriate in areas
where employees can focus on getting work done without much distraction.
