Knoxville to New Orleans

Roo on the Move 

July 13, 20252 min read
Shannon in New Orleans

Title: How One Office Move in New Orleans Proved the Power of Organization
July 2025 — Roo Tech Services in Action

When most people think of an office move, they imagine chaos—cardboard boxes piled to the ceiling, mislabeled equipment, and that one person who insists their monitor is “special” and can’t be moved like the others. But in July 2025, a different kind of story unfolded in the heart of New Orleans, one that shows how organization can turn a logistical nightmare into a smooth transition.

Our client, a mid-sized business relocating their entire New Orleans office, was on a tight schedule.

Enter Shannon from Roo Tech Services.

Shannon didn’t just show up with a checklist—he showed up with a strategy. First, he mapped the current office layout and created a mirror plan for the new space. He worked alongside the client's internal team, asking the right questions: What can be packed early? What needs to stay online until the last minute? Where can we streamline?

But what really stood out was how Shannon made the process feel human.

Shannon in New Orleans

When one department head panicked about losing access to files during the move, Shannon calmly suggested a cloud sync solution. When the team was drowning in cables and surge protectors, he pulled out a pre-labeled kit that saved an hour of sorting. By the end of the day, it wasn’t just a successful move—it was a masterclass in operational efficiency.

The takeaway?
Organizational skills aren’t just about neat folders or tidy desks—they’re about anticipating needs, solving problems before they show up, and creating clarity in the middle of potential chaos.

Thanks to Shannon’s thoughtful planning and Roo Tech’s process-driven approach, what could have been a stressful move became a case study in how the right person with the right plan can make all the difference.

Nathan Taylor

Nathan writes for the Australian magazine, Croc Nation. He recently graduated from Perth University with a degree in Journalism.

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