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Power Made Simple: Designing Power Around People, Not Floor Plans

Specifying workplace power shouldn’t feel like solving a puzzle. Yet for many dealers and designers, that’s exactly what it has become. Last year, LightCorp conducted primary research to better understand how workplace power is specified. One theme emerged almost immediately: regardless of experience level, many respondents admitted they weren’t completely confident when planning the project’s

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Why Accessible Power Defines Today’s Workplace

Step into any modern workplace and one thing is immediately clear: work no longer happens in a single spot. People move between lounges, meeting alcoves, phone booths, and even outdoor spaces throughout the day. What makes that flexibility possible? Accessible power. Mobility Depends on It The flexible office untethers employees from assigned desks. Laptops, tablets,

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The Ancillary Advantage: How the Little Things Drive Big Workplace Impact

Walking the halls of NeoCon this year, one thing was abundantly clear: ancillary products are no longer playing a supporting role. These so-called “extras”—task lighting, portable power, mobile accessories, and biophilic accents—are stepping into the spotlight, helping companies rethink how their workspaces look, feel, and function. In a time when large-scale renovations may be on

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