Technology-intensive Spaces

Any space where the dominant function involves interaction with computer technology, electronic equipment and instrumentation qualifies as a technology-intensive environment. As you would expect, there are as many varieties of technical environments as there are different business processes. They exist in a wide range of functional areas and industries that Wright Line serves, including:

• Data Centers - raised floor computer rooms, telecommunications closets and backroom IT environments
• Command Centers - network operation centers and other mission-critical command and control facilities
• Technical Labs - analytical, computer, and electronic laboratories
• Dispatch Communications - emergency operations and 9-1-1 response centers
• Office Environments - open-office floor plan configurations, private executive suites and conference rooms
• Training/Classrooms - computer-based training rooms and college and university training labs

And, other areas that we outfit include applications as diverse as trading floors and medical imaging reading rooms to security stations and light manufacturing and production facilities.

When we look at these spaces each has a unique set of challenges based on the technical equipment in use. Take for example 9-1-1 response center environments and the need to mount upwards of six flat panel displays per workstation, all within easy sight of the operator and adjustable for different users. Or, a data center in which you need to not only house equipment, but also provide adequate power, cooling and cabling to a wide variety of rack-mount equipment of varying sizes, all while facilitating easy access for servicing, upgrades and replacement.

Regardless of the work environment, our diverse product portfolio of operator consoles, server enclosures, modular office furniture, wood case goods, workbenches and other specialty furniture will meet your needs.

Take some time to review the various markets and applications highlighted in this section to get a feel for what Wright Line has been doing in today's technology-intensive environments.