Tools For An Organized Office

by Jen on September 2, 2009

Even the most organized office can have a nest of tangled cords hidden behind a desk or cabinet.  Now, this may not affect your day-to-day operations, but when it’s time to upgrade or change a piece of equipment, we never want to deal with this, do we?

cords

Today I have two tips that will lead you to a more organized office. 

First, be sure to check out Dotz Identifiers.  They are nifty little color-coded contraptions that slip onto each end of a cord, so you can quickly and easily remove the proper one when disconnecting a piece of equipment tied up in a maze like the one pictured above. 

Dotz Identifiers

And now on to my second tip…

How to best contain that mess and create a more organized office?  Check out this creative solution:

You likely have a few spiral notebooks lying around anyway, right?  This is the most economical solution I’ve ever seen for corraling cords.  Bonus benefit: you’ll feel like MacGyver when you implement it!

{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

Jen September 2, 2009 at 3:22 pm

Hi Michael,

I had NOT seen those flexicord USB cables before – they look really cool.

Thanks for the tip,
Jen

Michael September 2, 2009 at 2:55 pm

These are nice, my home theater is a mess, I’ll look into them. Have you seen this site? http://www.flexicord.com Excellent cable management built into the cable itself.

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