The Government Office: Special Attention Given to Ergonomics

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Several Federal government agencies are considering installing ergonomically designed furniture. The installation measures are expected to improve productivity as well as decrease computer-related health complaints. Among agencies taking action are the General Services Administration, the Federal Aviation Administration, the Defense Logistics Services Center, and the Air Force Logistics Center.

Ergonomics, Industrial productivity, Computer Furniture, Office Personnel, Productivity, User Interface, User interfaces (Computers)

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The Government Office: NTIS Adopts OA to Improve Position

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For the National Technical Information Service (NTIS), office automation has resulted in improved communications and a morale boost for employees. A video display terminal is provided for every two employees. Managers equipped with the Apple Lisa desktop computer report using the device at least once a week.

Office automation, Microcomputer, VDTs, National Government, Lisa

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