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Testimonials

“Reliable Service, Friendly Staff from 1st Phone Call to Repair.”

“Excellent Service, Staff are very Helpful & Friendly.”

“Nothing but a Positive Experience with Office Technology.”

“Service is excellent, Technicians very Knowledgeable, Always get a Quick Response.”

“Fast Service, Same Day Repair.”

“Technicians are Always Prompt to Respond.”

“Probably one of the friendliest service providers we have had at the IHF.”

“I wouldn’t use anyone else for our computer and IT requirements, and strongly suggest that businesses talk to Eamonn about their technical needs, preferably before something blows up in their office and they lose potentially vital information”

"I’ve found the remote access support works really well for me as I’m often on the road and need my system sorted on the spot. It’s easy to just log on, make the call, and get it sorted immediately."

“Deliveries Always on time, Technicians Always very Helpful.”

“Staff are Fast, Friendly and Efficient and a pleasure to deal with.”

“Fast Response Time, Reliable Service.”

“Technicians are Knowledgeable & Always Obliging.”

“Excellent Response Time & Communication.”

“Efficiency is priority to Office Technology.”

Ballymun Youth Action

“You deal with the best with Office Technology.”

Kevin Flanigan Estate Agents

“Friendly Service, Technicians are Very Knowledgeable.”

“Excellent to deal with, very customer friendly.”

Cooney & Co Solicitors

“Excellent Customer Service, Very Helpful with any Issues.”

“Reliable & Knowledgeable Service.”

“Friendly Service, Turn around time is Excellent…”

“Overall Positive Experience, Communication is Excellent.”

“Technicians are a pleasure to deal with, no issue too small!”

“Staff are very knowledgeable; we have Confidence in the service.”

“A combination of helpful office staff and an assigned technician keeps us copying and printing.”

“Excellent Customer Service, Always very Helpful.”

“Service speaks for itself.”

National Chemical Company

“Good on Knowledge, Good on Care. Understand our products, that shows you care.”

“Efficiency and Urgency is always the priority at Office Technology.”

“Friendly efficient and knowledgeable staff, very pleased with products and service.”

“No comment required as the service speaks for itself.”

'I love the way Eamonn Tyrell can remotely access the computer system in our office and if I phone with a problem Eamonn just takes over from his end. It is amazing to watch my cursor flying around my computer monitor and sitting back and just watching Eamonn at work. He's a whizz kid! Long may it continue'

Contact us

Office Technology
Riverview Business Park
Nangor Road
Dublin 12

Telephone: 01 460 4444
Fax: 01 460 3333
Email: info@officetechnology.ie

How to Buy an Ergonomic Desk Chair

If you spend most of your waking hours at your desk, you know you need a chair that works with your body to spare you from needless backaches and fatigue. Try out several chairs at an office furniture showroom before you choose the one that's right for you. Prices vary greatly: predictably, superior materials, design and construction carry a bigger price tag.

Research the different ergonomic benefits of a chair. You'll soon find that everything from back support to armrests can make a difference to you.
Understand the back-support features. Height adjustment supports the lumbar area (lower back). Look for chairs that provide mid-back and upper-back support as well. Tilt mechanism maintains support as you move and recline. It's best to have your back slightly reclined while seated at your desk.
Look at the benefits of the seat. Your weight should be distributed evenly on the seat. Look for a rounded edge at the front of the seat, which prevents the seat from catching behind the knees and cutting off circulation. Three to four fingers should fit between the seat pan's front edge and the back of the knees. Seat should extend at least one inch from either side of the hips for optimum comfort. Insufficient hip room can make you sit too far forward and not get enough thigh support. Some seats adjust for a forward or backward tilt.
Research armrest benefits. Armrests alleviate pressure on the back, but may interfere with lower desks. Look for adjustable width and height to support various tasks, including writing and reading, to ease neck and shoulder tension and to help prevent carpal tunnel syndrome. They should be contoured, broad, cushioned and comfortable.
Get the right fabric. Cloth coverings are less expensive and breathe well, but leather upholstery is easier to keep clean. Look for a durable, permeable, ventilated material and check out the mesh in some chairs which also conforms to the body.
Adjust the height of the chair. Pneumatic levers or gas lifts adjust seating height while in a chair. For optimal posture, thighs should be horizontal with the ground and both feet flat on the floor. The chair's height should allow the wrists to be straight while typing.
Check out the stability of the chair. Look for a chair on wheels that swivels to avoid excess stretching and twisting of your spine. A five-point base won't tip over when you recline. Choose hard casters for carpeting and rubber-coated ones for hard surfaces. A good chair can recline and lock into various positions.