Office coffee options are more varied than you might think. You don't have to just set up a home coffee maker and hope it does the job for a large office filled with regular coffee drinkers. Short of getting a full-out industrial coffee brewer installed, there are a number of products intended for office use that can improve your coffee options.Filter Packs and Portion PacksOne of the biggest problems with office coffee is that people shun the job of actually making a new pot because it is a hassle to scoop out the grounds and get a new filter. It's not really that big of a job, but around an office, it gets ignored. The solution is a pre-packaged envelope of coffee grounds that you just open and pour into your filter. No measuring, and no mess. That's a portion pack, and you can get them with Folgers and Maxwell House coffee as well as more gourmet styles like Starbucks and Seattle's Best.The next step from a portion pack is a filter pack, which actually has a filter in the package as well as the measure of grounds. These are less common than the portion packs, and you may have to shop at office supply or food industry stores to find them. But you just have to take the filter out of its foil package and it goes in the machine. Even easier.Pourover MachinesA pourover coffee maker can be a good choice in an office, because it will make a full pot of coffee in a matter of minutes. Some models can make gallons of coffee at a time, which is usually excessive for the average office. But the smaller ones can be ideal.Hot water is heated in a separate carafe, and then the whole thing is poured over the filter of coffee grounds. The water flows through very quickly (not drip by drip), and you have a full pot of coffee. Machines like this are made by Bunn, and are standard equipment in restaurants. AirpotsYou can either keep a standard coffee decanter in the machine, to stay warm on the heating plate, or provide more longevity to your office coffee with an airpot. This applies whether you are using a drip machine or a pourover.Fill up a thermal airpot, and your staff can dispense out their coffee for hours while it stays hot. Airpots have spigots, so you can pour coffee out without having to move the large (and heavy) pot itself.These are just a few office coffee options that can make your lunchroom operate a little more efficiently, and provide your staff or colleagues with great coffee too.