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KI Now 100% Owned by Employees; Resch Calls it 'A New Era' for Company 

KI completed the move to become a 100 percent employee-owned company late last week, a shift that should keep the company solidly independent and keep it in Green Bay for the long term.

Why Corporate Offices Should Take Cues From College Campuses 

Study shows how college campus design influences how we work.

A New Approach to the Skills Gap 

Wisconsin coalition connects education and manufacturing.

Furniture Breaks Away From Institutional Design 

Designers focus on function and safety without sacrificing comfort.

A Year-Long Study Says Recent Graduates Want Offices Designed Like This 

If your employees are stuck in assigned workspaces and can't control how they work, get ready to disassemble the cubicles.

How to Change the Work Environment Without Quitting 

Work environment has a staggering effect on employee moods and production, so what can an employee do to improve it without resigning?

Designing a Solution to the U.S. Productivity Crisis 

America is mired in a productivity crisis, causing an annual loss of hundreds of billions of dollars due to disengaged workers.

KI Shifts to Address Changes at Work 

That's no small task for the company that competes in a variety of markets, ranging from corporate to education. Instead of focusing on each of those markets individually, KI is drilling down on

Creating Sustainable and Durable Health Care Interiors 

Health care designers look for 'win-win' interior products to achieve sustainability without sacrificing quality.

Culture Chat: The Overlooked Connection Between Collegiate Design and Workplace Culture 

As companies look to recruit the best and brightest from college campuses, they are overlooking one major factor in the attraction and retention of recent graduates- incorporating campus design

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