As you consider relocating your office or prepare for an upcoming business move, there’s a key issue that you’ll need to address: what should you do with your used office furniture.
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While a business move is a significant event, it certainly doesn’t need to be stressful and full of unwanted surprises. And one of the key ways you can ensure an efficient experience is by getting your team involved.
As you get ready for your office relocation, you’ve doubtless determined – or will soon discover – some important facts about your business’s new home. For example, you either know (or will soon know) about building security, parking, IT and phone infrastructure, and other important details.
When planning to move your business – whether it’s across the street, or on the other side of the country -- your goal is to have a smooth, stress-free experience. To make this happen, you’ll need to steer clear of these 4 key obstacles when searching for office space:
As you evaluate various new office space possibilities, naturally you’ll be looking at factors such as location, proximity to customers, suppliers and employees, and of course, lease/mortgage costs. All of these are key considerations.
Here at Precision, we have over 30 years of experience helping businesses experience an efficient, stress-free move – whether it’s to a new location across the street, or clear across the other side of the country.
When preparing for your business move, there are many key questions that must be answered to ensure that your experience is smooth, successful and stress-free. However, an aspect that many businesses overlook has to do with office furniture evaluation and sourcing.
Are you planning to relocate your office soon? If so, you know you have your work cut out for you — especially if you’re in charge of that office relocation project plan yourself. And you’re not alone: as many as 70% of office employees tasked with managing a move are doing so for the first time, which can create headaches without the right planning. However, by breaking down the moving process into manageable steps, you should be able to move with as little stress as possible. Before you begin gathering boxes and doling out tasks to employees, take a look at these four easy tips for moving office furniture and supplies.
Office moves: they sound frightening to many businesses, and without the right planning, they can just be downright stressful. If done right, though, they can not only get your business from Point A to Point B, but they can also upgrade your company. If you want your business to be more technologically advanced with new computers, have better ergonomics with top office chairs and desks, or go green with paperless technology solutions, there are plenty of ways to achieve this during your office move.
Moving to a new commercial property can be exciting for your business, but it can also wreak havoc on your technological equipment. In addition to knowing how to move an office's furniture and files, it's also necessary to understand how to properly move computers, copiers, servers, monitors, point of sale (POS) systems and other IT equipment from one location to another. If you're in the process of creating your office relocation plan for your commercial move, here are some office relocation tips to keep in mind when it comes to your technological devices.