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Pick the Right Room for a Home Office
Choose the Perfect Office Furniture
Arrange Home Office Furniture in a Strategic Way
How to Make a Home Office Functional & Comfortable
Choose the Right Technology for Your Home Office
Keep Paper Organized in Your Home Office
How to Store Large, Bulky Machines in Your Home Office
Arrange Electronic Accessories in Your Home Office
Keep Your Desk Clean & Organized in Your Home Office
Create Storage Space in Your Home Office
Arrange Shelves & Other Storage Space in Your Home Office
How to Properly Set Up Lighting in Your Home Office
How to Keep Your Home Office Quiet & Noise Free
How to Decorate Your Home Office
Reduce Distractions at Home Office
How to Keep Your Home Office Clean & Organized
How to Maintain a Budget for Your Home Office Expenses
Make Your Home Office Clean & Presentable
Keep Your Home Office Stocked With Supplies
Manage Your Time While in Your Home Office
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Summary: PCs, laptops, Wifi, Blackberries, fax machines, scanners and multiple phone lines - choose the right technology to fit your home office. Learn more in this free educational video series.
Shana Bethune is a video editor and sound engineer with a BA in architecture from Barnard College. She lives in Boston, MA, where she keeps a home office for her freelance work. ...read more
"Hi this is Shana Bethune on behalf Expert Village I'm going to talk to about choosing technology for your home office so these days your office is really as good as the technology that you have inside of it. One of the most important things that you'll need is a good computer one that is fast enough for you that can store everything that you need to store. You want to make sure that it is reliable because there's nothing more frustrating than having your computer crashed in the middle of something important. Another useful piece of technology is a printer scanner combo using this you can scan in any sort of information that you need and you can also print out information from your computer. If your going to be talking on the phone a lot it might be wise to invest in a headset that way to don't have to constantly beholding a phone in one hand while your trying to look through papers or find something. It's also important to make sure that you have high speed internet because your going to be into your office by yourself and the internet is the main form of communication with the outside world. An external hard drive can also be useful you can use it to store extra files that don't fit on your computer or you can also use to backup files that you want to make sure you don't loose. Even your though your office is your home your still connected to the rest of the world and it's important that you keep up with the technology trans and don't fall behind."
eHow Article: Choose the Right Technology for Your Home Office
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