We're super excited to be moving forward strongly with a new space in
Atlanta, GA. For those interested, here's a preview of the space:
http://tentblo.gs/opencopreview
We're in historic downtown with a parking deck attached. I'm moving the
core team (my startup team) into the space this week
Cool, thanks for sharing! I enjoyed the article regarding artwork in the
workplace. I just brought on a resident artist who will be decorating our
walls for our soft launch and grand opening this month. Her paintings are
clean, colorful, and energized. I can't wait to enjoy her final
John,
Very nice I really like it J
Congrats
Some reflections
Q1 : don't be to cheap but keep in mind that your greatest competitor is
at home for free
Q2 : your space design will do this for you. The love or hate of your
visitors will make them decide.
Q3 : My mistake : Trying to sell my
Dirk's answers kick ass. Heed them well.
Also, it sounds like you're launching a space with some uncertainty of who
you're launching it for other than a vague answer of startups. One common
mistake I've seen in this case of having space but not people is shopping
while hungry.
Alex,
No, we've done our persona(s) study and I've built one of my previous
startups in a coworkign environment. it works. that's the type of
philosophy I want to bring to Atlanta (previous one was in between the
valley and austin).
We have an idea and we have the vision. i'm now looking at
oh, I might add (love your blog post, already read it ... as i've read most
of your stuff by now!) that I already have a startup team that needed the
space.
that's what i love about our idea - dogfooding this thing to success. my
startup team loves to collaborate with other teams and it was
Be careful - persona studies are great for the idea, but personas don't pay
memberships - people do!
It's easy to notice the artifacts of a Coworking space while working there
without realizing why they are there. There's also a lot of the experience
that's subtle but has a huge impact on
All,
I've spent quite a bit of time with Jim Ware (he's the publisher of Work
Place) over the past year at workplace conferences and think tank sessions
. I'd be very happy to make introductions to Jim for anyone who is keen to
explore submitting perspective and/or content to Jim. I know that
Hi Everyone-
My name is Katy and I'm the community manager of an awesome coworking place
called Launch Pad http://www.launchpadnola.com in the beautiful city of
New Orleans.
We have about 100 members and 3 shared printers. 2 of them are heavy duty
machines but our only color printer is a Dell
The discussion the other day about subdividing the google group (see
here:https://groups.google.com/d/topic/coworking/JjLgygNq0ME/discussion) and
Coworking Associations had me thinking more about the models of graceful
fragmentation and the positive ways to approach this.
I wrote a post about
FWIW, I am a printer tech.
Have you tried to install a maintenance kit? the cost is likely $300 to
$500 to have a tech do it, and you can find one at amazon for less to
install yourself.
http://www.amazon.com/3110CN-3115CN-Maintenance-Includes-310-8730/dp/B005HEYINE
This might resolve the
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