What’s For Lunch? Cable Burritos in the Home Office

By Jeff Zbar 
www.chiefhomeofficer.com

Cheerios. Cheetos. Burritos. The home office menu stretches all along the buffet line. But only one of these tasty treats can help quell the hunger of anyone starved for cable management.

The Ativa “Burrito” Cable Wrap is designed to wind unruly wires, cords and cables into a nylon sleeve that once Velcro’d shut, can keep them better organized. It streamlines the process by “shortening” the length of cables – up to 18 feet – otherwise left exposed. Suction cups and a magnet can affix the burrito to any desk back or flat surface. Available at Office Depot and other locations, this Consumer Electronics Show Innovations Award winner (whose review unit came wrapped in aluminum foil — pretty sharp, indeed, so says TechCrunch) is available in a variety of colors – black, orange, yellow and blue. A blue burrito? Now that’s downright unpalatable.

Since the '80s, Jeff Zbar has been a writer, speaker and spokesman on all facets of working from home and entrepreneurship. His columns and blogs have appeared via Entrepreneur, Success Magazine, Home Office Computing and the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, and he has been a small business expert on national television and radio. Learn more at www.chiefhomeofficer.com.