If you have ideas that you think would work well please post them. But let me just say that I will not be responding to every idea, but if inspiration hits you then let us know!
"Us" being the other voices in my head.

Great, what software do you use to model?

Will be a very large proper. Some people did things like that in pieces, then after get all packs it can be assembled in different ways.

Theres a way to use normal maps in Poser? So you can encrease detail level?

Really cool! I will get you ZBrush trainning next month for shure!

o,k,, dark, excellent work on the op centre and scarface.  however, they may want ya
to put marketplace items in the marketplace forum, to avoid having the poser forum
bog down with too many of these (see the text box under the banner at top of page).

Interesting looking stuff!

The conference room needs a podium. 

I would also recommend having the "little room in the back" behind the screen or off to the side so when the guy at the podium says "Next slide please", it happens.

Yep, I spent some time in the "little room in the back" when I was in the Army.

If it is an operations center, it needs to be smaller.  Communications devices need to be at every station.  Secondary status boards.  Probably want some whiteboards also.  Probably fewer entrances also, Operations centers to be secured areas - secured entrance via coded doors.

Latrines need to be close by.  Everyone always forgets the john.

I worked in the crisis action center (CAT) at US Army Europe about a decade ago.  While there, I visited London with coworkers & saw the CAT that Winston Churchill worked out of during WW2.  It was almost identical, just upgrades due to advancing technology.  The 4 of us kind of freaked out when we saw it.  We could have easily sat down and started to work

Oh, one other thing - Texture templates so we can make something to go up on the screen.

google images: Combat Information Center

ssgbryan,
I appreciate your sharing your firsthand knowledge and attention to details, good stuff. I'm far from done and just spent that first full day just getting scales and postionings of things correctly.
I like to use what things* I* know to be true but then let the artist imagination take over...ying and yang.
But please don't misinterpet that as my blowing you off, far from. Though I do have doors I also left some hallway entrances without doors...just because the way the light plays down an open corridor...looks cool. So there you have my own version of ying and yang happening.
Please feel free to comment further.
I'm thinking that the side room might be more of a gadget/firearms room...not practical in the OpRoom sense, but seeing stuff hanging in racks looks cool and ready to rumble, dimly light of cource!

well, it would certainly give a lift to arguments over policy..;)

Only thing I notice, from the initial figure in the comm consoles, is that the controls are about at hip level. Maybe bring them up on the y axis, or possibly include a second set of controls above the first? just a thought...