KI in the News

This fall, nearly 17 million students enrolled in college or some other postsecondary educational institution. Unfortunately, many will never earn their degrees.

Resch was recognized for his leadership in building a strong wellness culture at the Green Bay-based contract furniture manufacturer.

Connecting with other people and the surrounding world is a basic human desire and is also an increasingly important part of modern space design.

Interior designers are creating flexible workspaces that offer the privacy Gen Z workers demand.

Americans don’t get out much anymore, and it's hazardous to our health.

Workers are real people, not robots. Physical workplaces should reflect this.

Through a research initiative and a recently completed elementary school installation, furniture manufacturer KI is beginning to uncover the connections between interpersonal connections and learning.

Commercial furniture manufacturer KI has named President Brian Krenke its new chief executive officer.  

A standing desk shouldn't replace sitting, but complement it. Here's the right way to use one, plus accessories to make it even more effective.

Remember that little desk/chair combo used by millions of students—and maybe even you—in school? There are rumblings that they’re on their way out.

Buffalo Grove High School in Illinois was selected for KI's Ruckus Grant Program to measure how furniture impacts student learning.

KI Furniture started an ESOP in 2006–boosting profits, retention and engagement.

An analysis of multiple studies conducted by Yale University researchers found that social interaction helps patients recovering from coronary artery disease or bypass surgery.

We asked several experts on workplace technology, data, compensation and other issues to make predictions on the likely-but-not-obvious trends they believe will take hold, the challenges managers will face and the new perks employees could see.