Office Snapshots » St. Louis

Dataserv Offices

Stephen Searer — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 13:00:51 +0000

DataServ recently completed construction and moved its corporate headquarters into a new space in St. Louis, Missouri, where the business has been based for 16 years. The move gives the document and process automation company a much improved workflow for its 50+ employees, with more efficient use of space along with enhanced collaboration areas for all employees. In the previous office space, departments were spread out in a couple of suites and on two separate floors of the building. With the move, DataServ was able to create a new layout combining all departments under one roof, with plenty of room for expansion.

The company is located in St. Louis, MO. The space is not as extravagant as many of the offices we see here, but the common areas are really nice, with great seating choices including the classic Wassily chair that was designed in 1925. Video tour followed by some detail images.

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Datotel – WingHaven Office

Stephen Searer — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 12:30:58 +0000

Whenever someone is shopping around for hosting services and wants to treat their data right, perhaps they should think of Datotel. With a name that sounds eerily like ‘Data Hotel’, you know that they will pamper your data more than a company with a name that sounds like ‘Soggy Data Cardboard Box House’. The company is growing and specializes in Private Cloud Computing, Hosted Managed Services and Colocation Services and is located in WingHaven, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis.

The company has a great space with a lot of nice features. The view of the autumn marshland outside is a pretty nice bonus. We don’t even have trees that change color in So Cal (until they die from drought, of course). The interior space was designed around the Herman Miller Resolve System and houses a number of their 38 employees. If I know my Herman Miller desk systems, the desk heights are adjustable which can save some in-desk agony. They also combine assigned desks and hotdesks, allowing some of the employees to seamlessly work at both this location and their datacenter facility.

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IMAGE CREDIT: Images sent over by DAvid Brown, Datotel’s President.

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Slicehost Office

Stephen Searer — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 13:00:53 +0000

Slicehost is a hosting company built for developers, by developers that know what developers want. I wish I could get into the nitty-gritty of what those specifications are, but I literally know nothing about servers or hosting, besides of course, the fact that I have to pay to keep my website turned on. Luckily for you (the potential customer), Slicehost has been growing explosively and receiving rave reviews by their customers.

The company is located in downtown St. Louis, and looks to be pretty neat. The first thing I noticed is that the layout is simple; a long hallway with an elevator at one end and desks and a lounging area at the other. The view is great, the vases are great, and the conference area is great, but one thing is missing…tapestries. Also, that elevator would be creepy at night.

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IMAGE CREDIT: Images snapped by the slicehost flickr account manager. Suggested by febuiles.

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