Setting a new standard of circular designed sustainable monitor arms with a minimal carbon footprint for healthy computer work.View More
Buried with deadlines and the hustle and bustle, you may already be ready for a holiday. Sleeping in, relaxing, spending time with family and friends, eating out... Why is it that our holidays are so different from our working days? And that by the summer period we are often so in need of a holiday?View More
Chances are that while you read this there is a standard keyboard on your desktop. Although there are many different variants on the market, most people still use a standard straight keyboard; a keyboard that is based on a design by Christopher Latham Sholes from 1878.View More
At the start of the new year, we like to make New Year’s resolutions. The chances are that one of your New Year’s resolutions is to become more active this year. In fact, this is one of the top 3 New Year’s resolutions for 2019.View More
It is now common knowledge that prolonged sitting can cause health problems. The less we sit, the better. So, should we all stand up whilst working?View More
You eat a quick breakfast at the dining table and then take the car to work. You spend the whole day at the office, sitting at the computer, alternated with a few meetings or customer visits. Then you return home by car and end up on the couch in front of the television at the end of the day.View More
It is now recognised that prolonged sitting is bad for your health. That is why companies and organisations are increasingly interested in dynamic working. But how do you put this into practice?View More
After a long, sedentary day at the office, you still have a chance of developing health problems even if you do some form of sport in the evening. Therefore, it is important to interrupt prolonged periods of sitting with regular activity breaks.View More
Did you know that over a third of Dutch employees suffer from RSI complaints at one time or another? We already know that the layout of a workstation has a big influence on this. So why do we fail to put this knowledge into practice?View More
There are no restrictions with a tablet, you can work anywhere. Whether you are in the train or on the couch, you can easily check your documents. Working flexibly brings so much variety and movement with it. You would think this would be good news! But there is also a downside: ergonomic problems can arise with long-term tablet use. Read on to learn how this happens and what you can do about it.View More