Bene
A European company setting trends in office furnishing with its concepts, products and services. A brand that is associated with top quality and functionality, modern design and innovative technology. A name synonymous with space and process, professionalism and competence. Bene engages in development and manufacture and provides sales and consultancy services under one umbrella. Bene Sales Net offers regional access to all Bene services. This network consists of Bene's own points of sale and qualified retail partners. A distribution system that offers customers first-class service in terms of planning, consultation and logistics across countries. Bene operates 82 points of sale in 32 countries.
Together with customers and partners, Bene develops innovative office solutions that present workflow, culture and corporate identity spatially. Spatial added-value is achieved by functional and adequate linking of the product portfolio and by consistent design, colour and material concepts. Additionally, ergonomics, practicality, planning & layout, efficient use of space, acoustics, smooth logistics and a comprehensive service package are the cornerstones of Bene's range of services.
PARCS
"Most managers think that if you are away from your desk, you're not working. It needs progressiveness to recognise that someone who sits on a sofa can still be creating value for the company."
PARCS creates zones in an office that enhance the productivity and the well-being of a company's employees by facilitating various ways of working such as meeting, presenting, learning, brainstorming, focussing, reading or touch-down.
PARCS is a product line with architectural quality that consists of several elements, like a kit, that collectively enables and creates a multifunctional working environment.
PARCS enhances communication and cooperation as well as contemplation and concentration, and anticipates future changes in working patterns, techniques and behaviour.
PARCS is the first industrialised product line of its kind with a holistic and cultural approach.
"We don't consider PARCS to be a predefined product but rather something that evolves along with changing technologies."
- Luke Pearson, PearsonLloyd
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