Succeeding with ergonomics in computerized offices

The advent of computer technology has meant greater flexibility and increased efficiency for office workers but has resulted in a range of health problems such as carpel tunnel syndrome, cumulative trauma disorders, and repetitive strain injuries caused by inadequate workplace design. Discusses the various factors which make a strong case for the application of ergonomic principles to workplace and system design and presents a case study of State Farm Insurance Companies in which the company applied ergonomic principles and gained significant rewards.