The phrase "a edge office" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "an edge office" due to the vowel sound that begins the word "edge."
Example: "The company has decided to open an edge office to better serve its clients in the region."
Alternatives: "a satellite office" or "a branch office."
The results of the implementation of digital techniques for the purpose of smart Facility Management were discussed on the basis of a case study of The Edge office building in Amsterdam.
Take the Edge office building in Amsterdam, where Deloitte is the main tenant and developer of an app that helps feed data to the building's 28,000 sensors.
By focusing efforts on other value added services and revenue streams that enhance member experiences, they give workers an edge over a home office, the coffee shop, or even a corporate office.
A finance worker, studying during his vacation, wanted to get an edge in the office.
Not only has the federal government decided to take up cutting-edge office features such as an onsite cafe and fitness center, it is also embracing innovative technologies, such as chilled beams, more often seen in Europe, to help bring the building to net zero energy use by 2030.
Their current crop of routers are aimed at home users so Linksys could give Belkin a bit of an edge in the home/small office market.
Sleek, cutting-edge office environments have clearly - for some time now - been instrumental to elevating a company's public image and hiring top talent.
In an interview in his office, he showed an edge of impatience in saying he was tired of all the attention because it pulled him away from his research.
She quoted Yeats, called herself a Calvinist who feels better about herself after a hard day at the office, and showed an edge of righteous anger.
Some patients are fresh off a divorce or looking for a competitive edge in an office full of young bucks.
Hoping for an edge in this year's March Madness office pool?
