We are pleased to announce a new partnership with OSS Reps, based in the Pacific Northwest. OSS Reps will represent Russ Bassett console furniture products in the Security Operations Control (SOC) market. OSS is known for experience in all phases of the Security...
When planning your global security operations center, things like efficiency, durability, ergonomics and adaptability should always be top of mind. But this isn’t always the case, and many GSOCs are designed without these principles in mind. Standard ergonomic...
When furnishing a cybersecurity operations center, you can’t just buy any office furniture. You need cybersecurity consoles with future-friendly technology management features, ergonomic adjustability, and enough durability to last at least a decade with continual...
A global security operations center needs high-quality command consoles that will support health and productivity while staying in continual use for many years. Whether you are building a new state-of-the-art operations center or looking to make the most of your...
Control room operators spend hours at their desks every day, pouring over mission-critical data. Well thought-out control room furniture setup and layout can not only dramatically improve efficiency, but reduce common injuries like neck and eye strain. Read on to...
We are pleased to announce a new partnership with Certified, Veteran-Owned Small Business (CVE-VOSB) Corporate Environments International (“CEI”) to provide ergonomic technology furniture that improves operator comfort and delivers superior equipment and technology...
When you’re setting up a new command center, you need several types of furniture to meet your staff’s needs and promote an effective workspace. These are some of the main categories of command and control furniture you should be thinking about: 1. Command...
Security consoles and other security control room furniture should be designed to support the technology of today and tomorrow. As workflows adapt and emerging technologies provide new challenges, it is important to plan ahead. 1. Flexible Control Room...
Whether it is a pandemic, economics or an appreciation for domestic manufacturing, buying American made products, including control room consoles, from American companies has become important to agencies, nationwide. The US government has codified “Buy American” for...
We know that although typically not the primary decision-making criteria in selecting a dispatch console furniture manufacturer, warranty is an important part of the selection process for mission critical agencies. Which Console Furniture Warranty Provides the Best...
When you’re running a mission-critical security operations center, you can’t settle for just any furniture. Your security consoles need to support long shifts, heavy-duty technology, and have a long life under warranty. With so many options, it can be hard to choose...
Explore Mission Critical Consoles Essential to buying mission critical console furniture is knowing your options and finding the best fit for your team. There are many console styles available to public safety 911 dispatch and operations control teams. However,...
We are pleased to announce a new partnership with ASR Enterprises, based in Downingtown, PA. ASR will represent Russ Bassett console furniture products in the Security Operations Control (SOC) market. ASR Enterprises is known for providing sales and marketing support...
At Russ Bassett, our design, engineering and manufacturing teams consistently seek improvement. We do this by maintaining close relationships with materials providers, technology vendors and mission critical teams in the field. We listen to their likes and dislikes,...
When you buy dispatch console furniture, you are making an important choice that will affect your team’s productivity for years. You do not want to make your purchases too quickly and end up with furniture that is not ideal for your team. This advice will help you...
When it comes to dispatch console furniture, it is important to consider the surface edge type. The surface edge is one of the first interfaces a dispatcher has with their console and it is a common rest for elbows and forearms. It is also often bumped by chairs. A...