Management decisions about the design of the office and works, often on the basis of cost. Replaces often asked about how to "measure" the effect on the productivity of environmental design with a practical framework that values workplace environmental characteristics in human terms. An integrative model of environmental comfort allows decision-makers in the organization and classification, consistent and reasonable manner, a wide range of information about how workers are affected by the space in which they work. The model illustrates the experience of one company, the application of this approach to practical solutions in large design office, construction and movement. "Hide
by Jacqueline S. Fisher Source: California Management Review 20 pages. Publication Date: February 1, 2007. Prod. #: CMR358-PDF-ENG
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