Countless studies show that people are healthier and more productive when they can change postures in their workspaces. The innovative Airtouch mechanism gives workers the ability to effortlessly, quickly and quietly adjust worksurface height — without the need for electricity — while encouraging frequent workstyle transitions.
There was nothing especially unusual about Chevron’s original goal: Reduce costs by shrinking the overall footprint of its space while consolidating its workforce –spread across diverse facilities in the Houston area – into three Houston sites. So while the primary objective was hardly startling, several key side benefits were largely unexpected.
Download nowIn a 2004 study of the “Effects of an electronic height-adjustable worksurface on self-assessed musculoskeletal disorders, discomfort and productivity among computer workers,” Intel Corporation, Santa Clara, CA determined key findings.
Download now9 quick reasons that help account for the dramatic growth of height-adjustable furniture.
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