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Factors Influencing Selection of Office Furniture by Corporations and Universities.


PB81134280

Publication Date 1976
Personal Author Anderson, R. B.
Page Count 8
Abstract Evaluation of the factors that influence the selection of office furniture by large corporations and universities shows that quality, appearance, and purchase price have the most important influence on the purchase decision. The intended use of the furniture and the appearance of the furniture were the key factors in the purchase of wooden furniture.
Keywords
  • Office equipment
  • Furniture
  • Market research
  • Selection
  • Corporations
  • Universities
  • Criteria
  • Quality
  • Prices
  • Purchasing
  • Chairs
  • Desks
  • Tables(Furniture)
Source Agency
  • Forest Service Northeastern Forest Experiment Station
NTIS Subject Category
  • 96A - Domestic Commerce, Marketing, & Economics
Corporate Authors Northeastern Forest Experiment Station, Broomall, PA.
Document Type Technical Report
Title Note Forest Service research paper (Final).
NTIS Issue Number 198108
Factors Influencing Selection of Office Furniture by Corporations and Universities.
Factors Influencing Selection of Office Furniture by Corporations and Universities.
PB81134280

  • Office equipment
  • Furniture
  • Market research
  • Selection
  • Corporations
  • Universities
  • Criteria
  • Quality
  • Prices
  • Purchasing
  • Chairs
  • Desks
  • Tables(Furniture)
  • Forest Service Northeastern Forest Experiment Station
  • 96A - Domestic Commerce, Marketing, & Economics
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