The implementation involved a pilot phase on the fifth floor, which served as the “workplace of the future”. A variety of working options were available there, with the opportunity for employees to choose different workstations. The company selected monitor arms from Ergotron for the fully equipped workstation desks. The HX Monitor Arm was compatible with the 38-inch monitors, while also meeting the specific technical desk requirements. Project manager Ariana Kinney explains: “Flexibility and ease of use were key criteria for us when selecting the monitor arms. The collaboration with Ergotron offered the best solution to meet the equipment requirements for the workstations.”
Feedback from employees was consistently positive, and survey results confirmed approval of the new technological solutions.
Following the successful pilot phase, this new work concept was rolled out throughout the company. The flexible workplace design and ergonomic equipment have proven their worth and employees are actively making the most of the new opportunities available to them. The new working areas can now be customised and adapted according to the situation and employee preference.
This approach promotes an active workplace design that puts people at the centre and supports employees with flexible working. When choosing the equipment, the focus was on excellent quality and corresponding durability.