Computers have put the workplace in a different light. Or they should, anyway. Color research has discovered physiological and psychological responses to color, some of which could be helpful in building a collaborative, productive work environment. Learning more about how people work can only lead to better work environments. With this knowledge will come greater well-being, higher employee satisfaction and even improved productivity.
Space is indeed the final frontier.
Work space, that is. But don't underestimate good, old-fashioned intuition. Some inventions are just so far-reaching that it's hard to imagine life without them. An e-business consulting company wanted to work collaboratively, with creative teams coming together on demand to solve problems. An innovative workplace system gave it the tools.