Focus room

Focus is key when trying to get the most out of your workday. Unfortunately, constant distractions are all too familiar for those working in an office. Whether it is your colleagues tapping on your shoulder, loud discussions in other parts of the office, flickering lights on the screens of other employees, or the constant ringing of phones and smart devices, true moments of focused work can be far and few between. Even people working at home are not safe from digital distractions that pull us out of the task at hand. That is why how and where you work has a great effect on productivity and overall enjoyment of work. What are focus rooms? A focus room combines the best aspects of working from the privacy of one’s own home with all the perks of an office environment. Most importantly, focus rooms need to provide privacy. With all the noise and commotion, this may feel like a luxury in an open office setting. A focus room allows office workers to retreat into a calmer, more private space where they can focus wholly on the task at hand. Focus rooms also allow for more intimate cooperation and small meetings with one or more colleagues. For example, the Framery Q office pod transforms into a private focus room for one or two-person space for face-to-face collaboration without distractions. With superior sound insulation, it can provide a space for focused work even in a noisy office environment. How to stay focused at work? Whether you work at home or at the office, the surroun...

Designed to optimize qualitative research, our boutique facility features state-of-the-art technology, three modern suites, flexible layouts, comfortable and sleek furnishings, in-house caterers, walls of windows, and a full-service facilitation team. We are blocks from Central Park on Manhattan's prestigious 5th Avenue, easily accessible to clients and respondents, and near NYC's world-renowned museums and dining. Our deliberate and sophisticated space testifies to our qualitative artistry, perfected by over 30 years of experience.

An increasing number of people are spending more time Office spaces have for years centered around the idea of people working en-masse, usually in a room filled with rows of office desks. With fewer people in the building at any one time, companies are beginning to realize the potential of their offices’ large footprints, and are open to more twenty first century approaches. While working collaboratively has its benefits, solo work still has its place in most people’s daily routines. For those unable or unwilling to work from home, an inspiring place to work in the office with reduced distractions can be a godsend. An introduction to focus rooms We continue to see a shift in working trends, and companies need to remain competitive in order to attract new workers and retain existing members of staff. For this, a positive office environment is key: a typical office worker will spend anywhere up to 40 hours here. With a younger and more demanding generation to cater for, businesses will need to think outside the box in order to revise their typical workflows. Trending high are things that help to improve efficiency, and challenging the dated office layout is number one priority. Employers and employees have experienced the successes of working from home, such as the ability to focus with fewer distractions. A focus room fuses the idea of working from home with an office-based routine to create a more intimate space. A typical focus room will have enough space for a single per...

The Focus Room's dynamic venue houses an expert management team and the ultimate, technology-optimized research environment. Newly renovated with bold and thoughtful touches, the 10th floor space brings excitement, innovation and modern sophistication to the research experience. Walk through our doors and feel the difference Focus makes. Located on 5th Avenue in Manhattan, our prestigious location grants us access to every demographic and facilitates seamless projects, and our best-in-class services consistently earn client and industry recognition. Since 1980, our facilitation experts have understood the intricacy and sensitivity of qualitative work. Bring us your most challenging studies. Let our work bring your brand into focus. Jennifer brings 15 solid years of market research bookkeeping experience to the table, sharing her love of numbers and her tech-savvy talents with the finance team. Specializing in quick, accurate and balanced reconciliations, Jennifer uses her expertise to maximize efficiencies and make the finance world look easy. When Jennifer isn’t crunching numbers, she dabbles in genealogy, nature photography, and enjoys spending time with family. After High School Lexi moved from the Midwest to the West Coast to enjoy the beach and further her studies. She soon realized she wanted something more and was off to Paris, France not knowing the language or ever visited. She studied psychology and found an interest in psychological research. Her passion for con...

READY FOR BUSINESS Logi Dock Focus Room Kit works seamlessly with common calling applications across most platforms and operating systems. Products included in the kit have business certifications such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, Google Voice, and work with other popular applications like Cisco Webex, BlueJeans, and GoTo Meeting. It’s super easy for employees to use with less stress for IT. Logi Dock • Speaker • Frequency Response: 60Hz-20KHz • Driver size: 2.17 in (55 mm) • Microphones • Beamforming mic array with six mics • Frequency Response: 65Hz-8KHz • Docking Station • Docking interface: USB-C with DisplayPort or Alt Mode • Power to system: Up to 100 Watt charging • Monitor ports • 1 x HDMI v. 2.0 (Support up to 4K, i.e. 3840 x 2160 @60Hz HDR) • 1 x DisplayPort 1.4 (Support up to 4K, i.e. 3840 x 2160 @60Hz HDR) • Peripheral ports • 2 x USB-A • 1 x USB 3.1 Gen 1 (5Gbps) with 4.5W charging • 1 x USB 3.1 Gen 1 (5Gbps) with 7.5W fast charging • 3 x USB-C • 2 x USB 3.1 Gen 1 (5 Gbps) with 4.5W charging • 1 x USB 3.1 Gen 1 (5 Gbps) with 7.5W fast charging • 1 x USB-C Upstream • Others • 1 x Bluetooth Sync button • 1 x AC power (230W, 19.5V) • Security slot type: Kensington security slot Brio webcam • Resolutions: 4K Ultra HD @30 fps, 1080p @30 or 60 fps, 720p @30, 60, or 90 fps • Zoom: 5x digital zoom in Full HD • Field of View • Diagonal: 90° • Horizontal: 82.1° • Vertical: 52.2° • RightLight Technology: RightLight 3 with HDR for clear image in various lighting...

An introduction to focus rooms We continue to see a shift in working trends, and companies need to remain competitive in order to attract new workers and retain existing members of staff. For this, a positive office environment is key: a typical office worker will spend anywhere up to 40 hours here. With a younger and more demanding generation to cater for, businesses will need to think outside the box in order to revise their typical workflows. Trending high are things that help to improve efficiency, and challenging the dated office layout is number one priority. Employers and employees have experienced the successes of working from home, such as the ability to focus with fewer distractions. A focus room fuses the idea of working from home with an office-based routine to create a more intimate space. A typical focus room will have enough space for a single person or a small team, and key to any focus room is its flexibility: anybody should be able to use one, they are not dedicated to a specific worker. Focus rooms Previously known as a phone room before the term ‘focus room’ became big, these are usually only big enough for one or two people. The original intent for this type of room, unsurprisingly, was for workers to place calls in a quieter environment without impeding on other people’s flow. A focus room’s design can vary hugely from office to office, but some of the most easily implemented versions consist of multiple side-by-side rooms similar to shower cubicles i...

Ever wish you were mentally elsewhere? Or could travel anywhere with the tap of a button? You’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re looking for some study ambience, or just want to create a relaxing vibe, we’ve curated the best virtual spaces of all kinds to run off your computer – or even incorporate in your From “study with me” websites, Want more study updates and motivation? Join our mailing list! Don’t miss our round-ups on the Flocus.com – Minimalist Focus Timer Website With Flocus.io, get in your flow state and stay focused up with a slick timer in an ambient workspace. Pick from highly curated minimalist themes to keep your focus sessions productive, all while adding style to your setup. Spend less time searching for beautiful backgrounds and timers, and more time getting things done. Make sure to bookmark the page to never miss an update! Bonus: you can even embed it as a Notion widget (more on that below). StudyWithMe.io – Study With Me Website Spark your motivation, productivity, and focus with StudyWithMe.io, a virtual study space! Complete with aesthetic background visuals, a Pomodoro timer to keep your study sessions focused, and built-in Spotify playlists, StudyWithMe.io will be by your side for every review and cram session – and is also embeddable with Notion! LifeAt – General Virtual Space From Naruto and Studio Ghibli scenery, to background celebrity hangouts with BTS, Olivia Rodrigo and more, with 12 categories, LifeAt lets you shuffle your virtual...