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It's said that change is the one constant in life, and nowhere is this more evident that in the modern workspace. The preference of today's generation of mobile workers and flexible thinkers, along with the trend toward cost-effective use of commercial facilities, have caused businesses to embrace “nimble office” environments and technologies. If you're ready to think outside the box for your own facility setup, here are some strategies to consider from your Austin IT business support team at Gravity Systems.

Flexible office usage – One of the most attractive features any business can offer its employees and job candidates is flexible hours, especially for working parents and folks who are pursuing continuing education. But in a traditional office with designated workstations, this would leave you with parts of your IT setup going unused for hours at a time. You may need to replace a workstation-oriented office space with one optimized for laptop usage and networking. This approach not only encourages your employees to make freer use of the space as they come and go; it also breaks down those cubicle-imposed barriers to permit a more collaborative exchange of ideas and creativity.

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Virtualization – Today's world is a largely virtual one. Working-age individuals are accustomed to getting their information and communicating with the outside world through remote devices, from anywhere and at any time. Consider the huge potential advantages of going with this particular flow. By retooling your office IT setup to emphasize mobile networking and work-from-home capabilities, you're ensuring that your employees are working in the manner they're most comfortable with, boosting both morale and efficiency (especially if you're reducing the need to make an ugly commute every day). You may also find that you require less in-office equipment and energy usage.

Ready to explore these ideas further? Call Gravity Systems for a consultation!

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