If one has worked in a traditional workplace, as many of us have, it is obvious that there are differences in what goes into an office. Many people wonder what types of equipment they will need in their home to create the effect of having an office. This article deals with the physical components of the workplace, how much they cost, and where to get them.
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The majority of work, needless to say the majority of our ability to communicate over a distance, is done on the telephone. Keeping it simple is a definite motto for those who are working on a modest budget, especially at startup. With advanced technologies comes higher price and many of the higher end items are unnecessary. For the most part, a traditional analog phone is adequate and relatively inexpensive. Adding an additional line is inexpensive when compared to purchase of computers, printers, and fax machines, and has the highest priority on our list of needed equipment.