You don't usually hear patients talking about the sterile room in a hospital. But that's kind of the point: when a sterile room works properly, it's invisible. Instruments are clean, supplies are.
It starts with a few scores. Then a few more. Before you know it, your library's carefully curated music collection is hiding under desks, overflowing into offices, and just generally stacked.
Hospital supply rooms don’t get a lot of glory, but they sure get a lot of traffic. And when they’re cramped, cluttered, or confusing, it slows everything down. From central sterile to emergency.
If your storage setup doesn't survive a change in command, it's not working.
Ask any equipment manager what it's like running a clubhouse during spring training, and you won't hear about the sunshine. You'll hear about bats in bins, cleats on shelves, and gear that always.
If you're a regular reader of our blogs, you know we've talked a lot about how libraries are changing. Still places of research and reflection, they're also evolving into social hubs, spaces with.
Investing in a library storage facility — especially one that involves high-bay shelving — is a smart move. But let's be honest: It's also a big one. Between structural planning, environmental.
By some estimates, someone in the U.S. is sexually assaulted every 98 seconds. Think about that. Every day, in excess of 570 people experience sexual violence in this country.
A 21st Century Take on Library Storage Design
There's an old saying: If you're going to do something, do it right. That's especially true when it comes to evidence rooms, where sloppy storage can sink a case. Evidence rooms require more than.
