In a world without wires

Article Abstract:

British Telecom's (BT) Workstyle 2000 programme aims to support employee creativity while retaining a corporate culture. Strong emphasis is placed on work area flexibility, and the Office of the Future initiative uses a radio wave-based network to allow mouse, computer, monitor and keyboard to communicate with each other. Steve Cherry, BT's chief valuer and head of workplace technology, emphasizes that technology is changing rapidly, and expects that the conventional monitor will become obsolete by the end of the first decade of the 21st century.

Usage, Telecommunications services industry, British Telecommunications PLC

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The spaces that radiates efficiency

Article Abstract:

The management at John Laing Property have introduced a new wireless technology system which also has implications for the way office space is utilized by the workers. The system was devised by BT and the new furniture made by Georgeson Worklife and Steelcase.

Office Furniture, Office Furniture (including Fixtures) Manufacturing, Innovations, Science and technology policy, John Laing Property

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Mobile mast team scans the horizon

Article Abstract:

GVA Grimley Telecommunications Team Leader Colin Sharp points out employees must still focus on customers despite the increasing demand. The property company are trying to recruit experienced operators to help manage their expansion plans.

Real Estate, Real Estate and Rental and Leasing, Analysis, Customer relations, Telecommunication policy, Telecommunications policy, Company Profile, GVA Grimley

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