Agile Table A symbol for collaboration 1 — The will to connect with others is an intuitive action, and it’s this connection that invariably leads to collaboration. Whether collaboration is planned or occurs spontaneously, the positive result of people working with one another can be witnessed in the remarkable accomplishments humanity has achieved together

Knowledge collection Agile Table Schiavello’s Knowledge collection is comprised of cutting-edge products that are based on extensive research conducted by our Schiavello Design Studio and People and Culture Consulting teams. Led by strategic research into how businesses and employees function, these products help achieve goals and solve problems within the workspace furniture industry. Designers 1—2 The collection 5—6 A table to meet all needs 9—10 A unique collaborative experience 19—20 Specifications 23—30 Accessories 31—32 Colo

Agile Table AMANDASTANAWAY Amanda Stanaway, Principal of Woods Bagot Sydney, sits at the forefront of workplace design, currently working with a broad portfolio of corporate clients worldwide. Her role encompasses strategy and interior design across the commercial, lifestyle and public sectors and this mix of skills and diversity of knowledge provides a unique, comprehensive and innovative approach to projects for her clients. Amanda has been instrumental in creating some of the most cutting-edge workplaces in Australia - workplaces that have delivered real business advantage and positive change...

Knowledge collection Agile Table

Knowledge collection Agile Table The collection The Agile Table consists of two different tables – the Storming Table and the Work Table. Each table can be used separately, or joined together to become the Agile Table. Available in single, dual-height fixed or height adjustable configurations, Agile Table fosters greater agility across a wide range of spaces. With the option to add multiple workpoints, tools and accessories, the collection supports both dynamic collaboration and focused concentration. Agile Table Storming Table Work Table Totem Cap Edge Details

Knowledge collection Agile Table Working for effectiveness The way we switch between independent and group work greatly affects our productivity and memory retention. The human brain can only hold between five and nine items of information at any time, before we need to disengage from a group setting and engage in independent work. This independent work may include taking part in focused solo thinking or note taking to retain the items of information longer term. Therefore, being able Face-to-face or digital interaction to effectively switch back and forth between group and individual work without...

Knowledge collection Agile Table A table to meet all needs Agile Table’s design considers all ways in which employees may work and meet, and all factors that can affect the space they choose to work within. Factors such as whether a meeting is face-to-face or virtual affect the choice of location, as audiovisual technology may or may not be required. Similarly, the duration of a meeting will need to be considered – a short meeting could happen at a standing-height table, whereas a longer meeting would need to occur Agile Table: supporting different meeting settings where employees can be seated....

Knowledge collection Agile Table Introducing Agile Table

Knowledge collection Agile Table 13 — 14 The Agile Table responds to the need for a team table that truly supports agile mindsets and working styles within the office. Designed by Schiavello’s Principal of People and Culture Consulting Keti Malkoski in collaboration with acclaimed Australian designer Amanda Stanaway and Schiavello Design Studio’s senior designer Nick Tennant, the table features unparalleled variety in formality and work points. Agile Table’s height adjustability and flexible configurations work to meet a team’s exact needs at any time.

Knowledge collection Agile Table 16 Knowledge collection Agile Table 16 Freedom in variety The design of Agile Table promotes alternative interactions between people and teams. Research suggests that a standing meeting can stimulate a positive change in communication, thinking and idea sharing. By using Agile Table, employees can engage in various types of interactions via its varying heights, including casual lounging, group or independent working, formal or informal standing or seated meetings, standing huddles and swarming. Agile Table also encourages people to consider their health and wellbeing...

Knowledge collection Agile Table An agile state of mind The Agile Table supports agile and flexible workplaces, empowering employees with the freedom to choose the space they need, along with the tools they require, in order to feel connected and stay highly effective. Agile’s malleable design means it is a suitable workpoint for a number of tasks, including collaboration, standing meetings, individual focused work or presentations, playing a role in empowering people’s choices and positioning itself as an paramount element within the contemporary workspace.

Knowledge collection Agile Table A unique collaborative experience Today’s open plan workplace aims to support and promote interaction and collaboration, however the need for areas that support independent work is also essential for teams to be successful. Schiavello’s research suggests that in a typical week, employees spend 42% of their time collaborating and 58% working independently. In addition, not only planned, formal interactions need to be considered, but also informal and ad-hoc collaborating. Agile Table embraces these different modes of working and, with its length and varying heights,...

Knowledge collection Agile Table The Agile Power Totem Complement flexible working with audiovisual capabilities. The Agile Power Totem brings integrated power, data and an optional screen to the tabletop, adding new levels of interactivity and connectivity to employee meetings.