CALGARY, AB, June 20, 2011 (Press-News.org) Evans Consoles is pleased to announce they have been chosen as the recipients of the 2011 Best of NeoCon "Innovation" Award, in the "Furniture Workstation Tables" category. Evans products were well received at NeoCon 2011, which is widely considered the "Premier North American event for Interior Design and Facilities Management."
The ultimate open architecture solution for maximum sightlines and functionality, Evans' Strategy console has been specifically designed for technology-intensive, 24/7 environments. Strategy offers flexible equipment mounting options and is capable of being reconfigured. It provides flexible and comfortable workspaces that allow its users to focus on critical decision making. This particular interaction received the award for its use of unique construction materials like Avonite and seamless integration of technology.
"This is just another example of the investment Evans makes in the research and design of its products," said CEO Greg Smith. "Evans has been innovator in technology intensive furniture markets for nearly 30 years," said Smith. "This award just reinforces and ensures our continuous investment."
The Best of NeoCon Awards were awarded June 13, 2011 as a preface to the NeoCon Worlds Trade Fair.
About the Best of Neocon
Sponsored by Contract magazine, the Best of NeoCon awards recognize the top new products introduced at the World's Trade Fair for Interior Design and Facilities Management. Over three hundred and twenty five products were entered in this year's competition.
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About Evans Consoles
Evans Consoles Corporation is the world leader in control room console solutions with recognized market leadership within the government and corporate command and control, surveillance and homeland security markets. With over 9,000 installations worldwide including major government agencies and Fortune 500 corporations, Evans designs and manufactures solutions for mission-critical command centers, trading floors, dispatch centers and other technology-intensive work environments
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Evans Consoles Awarded the 2011 Best of NeoCon "Innovation" Award
Evans is pleased to announce they have been chosen as on the recipients of the 2011 Best of NeoCon "Innovation" Award, in the "Furniture Workstation Tables" category.
2011-06-20
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[Press-News.org] Evans Consoles Awarded the 2011 Best of NeoCon "Innovation" AwardEvans is pleased to announce they have been chosen as on the recipients of the 2011 Best of NeoCon "Innovation" Award, in the "Furniture Workstation Tables" category.