Reclaim your deskJuly 16, 2009

2Results SummaryDesk and office organization (or lack there of) can impact how productive you are at workTo uncover just how big of a challenge this is for small business owners and employees, Dell conducted a short online survey in English, FrenchSpanish, German and Chinese via e-mail, Facebook, LinkedIn and TwitterThe survey ran from July 1 – July 10, 2009, and approximately 800 responses were received

Desk and office organization (or lack there of) can impact how productive you are at work

To uncover just how big of a challenge this is for small business owners and employees, Dell conducted a short online survey in English, FrenchSpanish, German and Chinese via e-mail, Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter

The survey ran from July 1 – July 10, 2009, and approximately 800 responses were received

3“Definitely. For instance, open spaces are a total waste of productivity. Most organizations don't understand this and therefore they don't get the most out of their people because people are unable to give more (even when they feel they can give more).- Fernando Martins”DELL CONFIDENTIAL

4“I feel it important to be comfortable in the space you work within .. if you are not at ease in your surroundings, then work is not productive or as efficient. If it is organized or cluttered only matters as long as that is what keeps you on track. - Gaile Hensley”DELL CONFIDENTIAL

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6“I see 3 near-term advantages technology could provide in reducing desktop clutter and improving productivity: increased digital workspace, electronic signature/annotation of documents, and changes in standard keyboard input. - David Busch”DELL CONFIDENTIAL