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NASPO VALUEPOINT COOPERATIVE PURCHASING ORGANIZATION NEW HAMPSHIRE PARTICIPATING ADDENDUM CONTRACT # MA3963-NHNASPO ValuePoint Contact InformationState of New HampshireDepartment of Administrative ServicesBureau of Purchasing and Property25 Capitol StreetConcord, NH 03301Contact: Lincoln AdamsPhone: 603-271-0580Email: Lincoln.j.
Your browser does not support the video tag. Today’s college and university students are looking beyond traditional classroom settings to find connectedness and collaboration within the learning environment. That is why recruiting, and retention was a top priority when D’Youville’s President, Lorrie A. Clemo Ph.D. hired Brian
Emerging from the other side of a global pandemic has challenged many organizations with reimagining their workspaces to embrace new ways of working and support ever-evolving needs. HOK, a leading design, architecture, engineering, and planning firm, has not only had to advise clients on navigating this new landscape of work but
We’re still in the middle of a really huge change: Everyone has been working remotely for over a year. And many employees have been working longer hours. This has made building community and collaborating more difficult. Burnout has become more of a problem. And just when we think there is a plan to ‘return to the office’, there
When Novant Health decided to build their new 265,000 square foot cardiovascular and cancer outpatient clinic in Charlotte, N.C., their goal was to provide patients with a welcoming, streamlined experience. Named the Claudia W. and John M. Belk Heart & Vascular Institute and the Agnes B. and Edward I. Weisiger Cancer institute
Lots of on-point and insightful discussions are happening these days about what’s next in workplace strategy and design. Our contribution is to call out what we believe to be the most important things to get right. Taken together, these topics help us focus on the combination of what matters most. 1. Double down on people-first
When organizations began to respond to the pandemic, almost everyone started to ‘work from home’. That phrase ‘work from home’ made perfect sense, because literally, that’s what everyone was doing. No lack of clarity there. Now, as organizations begin developing and, soon we hope, implementing their return plans, some phrases
What do we do next? This question is on the mind of all business leaders, worldwide. There is of course no, one right answer. The best, next step is likely dependent on endless considerations 1. Industry type is an important consideration, given that the type of work being done provides insight to the needs of employees
Allsteel announces expansion and initiatives for 2022, and strengthens continued investment in solutions for the contract market. Gaining momentum from a successful 2021, a year filled with new design partnerships, a redesigned and rebranded showroom in NYC and the introduction of innovative product solutions and enhanced
Follow these steps to adjust your workstation to create the most comfortable and ergonomic workspace. Step 1 Start with an ergonomic chair Adjust your ergonomic chair to fit your body: Step 2 Move your chair to your worksurface Step 3 Consider the following: Worksurface Height Tall Stature: Knees do not fit under worksurface
The demand for adjustable worksurfaces has increased, but once installed, some employees find that using them is not as easy as expected. We would like to address these conflicting forces (the desire for adjustability vs. the difficulty in effective use) and offer potential solutions. Increased demand for sit-to-stand Adjustable
When St. Paul, MN architecture firm Hay Dobbs was selected to redesign the Library and the College Services Suites on the Coon Rapids Campus of Anoka-Ramsey Community College, it became immediately clear to them – the new space should mimic a ‘digital sandbox’ – where all the tools students need to be successful come fully