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Eliminate the headaches of finding the perfect Console System for your needs.

As technology continues to evolve and become more advanced, organizations find that achieving a balanced integration of people, technology, workspace and workflow becomes increasingly more difficult to manage.  Understanding the complexities of these four elements is vital in the selection of a console system design. This is certainly true when it comes to establishing the necessary framework for finalizing a decision in a mission-critical environment, especially one that secures an initial lower total cost of ownership and higher return-on-investment over the long term.

5 Critical Considerations in selecting Console Furniture for your Operation Center.

 

  • Technology Integration: 

 

Efficient technology integration is paramount in console selection.  This means it should provide for the secure storage of technology while offering an ease of access to the extensive wire cable management associated with command consoles. This will enable both the user and IT staff to work simultaneously without disruption to operations while maintaining operational uptime.  Essentially, the right console will effectively minimize downtime and allow easy, yet secure access for the technology it supports.

 

  • Compatibility/Scalability: 

 

Make your selections from among console systems that provide for numerous configuration options that not only meet your current requirements but also allow for future scalability. This means adopting a future-proof design philosophy within your selection criteria. Essentially, choose console furniture systems with attention to cross-compatibility and those that can be reconfigured or scaled to meet future demands.

 

  • Durability: 

 

Select a console that is designed and constructed to withstand the rigors of a 24/7 multi-shift environment. A durable, well- made console that is intended to house and secure expensive technology equipment along with a massive amount of cabling will save the aggravation of needing to replace or make repairs to inferior console products.

 

  • Customization: 

 

Since a comfortable work environment contributes to individual productivity, the console should be suited to the operator and the work being performed. Console systems that offer a wide range of functional items such as data-ports, phone trays or binder holders, allow for the customization of individual stations or entire workspaces. This might also include security features for servicing technology and access to cabling infrastructure.

 

  • Ergonomics: 

 

Current research suggests that changing work postures a minimum of every 45 minutes is directly correlated to better health and higher productivity. However, in mission critical operations, breaks aren’t always possible. Incorporating height adjustable workstations helps increase blood flow to muscles, reduce fatigue and mitigate repetitive stress injuries.  In short, ergonomics plays a vital role within a console work environment.

 

 

 

Finding the right console for your needs can be daunting.  That’s why working with professionals to assist you in identifying and evaluating your company’s unique workspace, workflow, personnel challenges and technology is so vital to creating the best console design for your organization.

Don't wait any longer!

 

To learn more about Legacy Designs and our seriously great staff be sure to request your Free copy of our Console Planning Guide.

 

It will save you both time and headaches by asking a series of  questions designed to elicite key insights into your command center needs. 

 

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That’s where Legacy Designs comes in!

 

We can guide you through the process of creating the best suited control room. One that improves overall productivity, ergonomics, security, and moral. By listening to our customers' challenges we develop customized solutions for their particular needs. Some of the challenges often overlooked include; length of shift issues, noise levels and privacy ...in addition to the usual space constraints..  By representing  a variety of manufacturers products we can assist in developing  the best for your unique situation.

 

As independent dealers, Legacy Designs can help you with console selection from variety of industry-leading manufactures. This includes thorough analysis of your console requirements and unique environment …as well as the five elements outlined above.

The Contour Console System is just one of many options to consider ...

 

This* modular console system has been specifically designed for technology-intensive environments such as military operations and emergency management  … anywhere a flexible furniture system is preferred. With limitless design options for open and closed room applications, it’s  ideal for command environments requiring  space-efficient team workstations.

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Some Key Features of the Contour Product Line:
 
  • The 6” base frame and stackable wall system provide ample structural strength for high-density monitor and hardware integration, yet allow for space efficient designs like that of standard office furnishings.

 

  • Stackable slatwall design permits single, double and triple tiers of flat panels and defines workstation interaction and privacy.

 

  • It offers multiple ways to integrate CPU hardware that integrates directly within the workstation footprint.Offering either space-efficient swing caddy; storage modules with roll-out shelves; or, high-density lockers for shared equipment.

 

  • Workstations can be specified with rack-mount modules to store 19” equipment and communications gear common to dispatch, call-taking and other emergency response environments.

 

  • Work-in-process accessories easily attach to the slatwall to manage binder storage, documentation and other common office needs.

 

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