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Think smaller and multifaceted. The way in which people work these days is quite different from the old office setup that featured rows of filing cabinets, a typewriter or word processor, a water cooler, a giant copier, and a fichus. Working from home is becoming more and more popular. One of the greatest challenges of the setting up an office at home is space. Some of the traditional office technologies such as printer, filing cabinet, computer, reams of papers, fax, phone, etc., take up a lot of space. These technologies that consume a lot of space should be avoided in the setting up of a modern home office.