Organizing your workspace between home and the office

Find your bearings between home and work without doubling up on all your equipment. Distinguish what stays on site from what goes with you.

Simplify changing locations

  1. Take stock of both workstations

    List the equipment available at the office and at home. Identify the differences that complicate a specific task, such as reading a document during a meeting.

  2. Define a travel kit

    Group the accessories that travel in a pouch. Use a short departure checklist to check chargers, adapters, and documents.

  3. Keep common standards

    Replicate the file organization and useful display settings on both workstations. Only buy duplicate equipment if transport or setup remains a concrete problem.

Equipment to consider according to your needs

These references are options to compare. Check the dimensions, the variant's features, and compatibility with your setup before choosing.

Choose where to start

The assessment helps you define a priority based on your usage, your space, and your budget.

Take the remote work assessment

To continue your setup