For nearly a century, Herman Miller built a business by getting people to sit down, introducing iconic objects like the Aeron Chair and the classic Eames Lounge. But the company's newest product, Live OS, suggests that maybe it’s time to stand up. Live OS is not a line of furniture, but a cloud platform that tracks how people make use of office space.

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The Maker of the Most Iconic Chair Wants You to Stand Up

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The Maker of the Most Iconic Chair Wants You to Stand Up

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