Green + Productive Workplace: The Office of the Future ... Today

What is it about a green office that improves productivity? Is it possible to have a non-green office that is also productive? Open offices reduce the amount of space per employee and foster collaboration, but many employees hate them. How much productivity gain can an organization realistically expect from going green and improving the workplace? What is the impact of new technologies? Discover the answers to these questions and more with this easy-reading guide to creating a green and productive office of the future ... today.

John Schinter, who oversees Energy and Smart Buildings at AT&T says: Today's workplace is undergoing a revolution, driven by virtual collaboration tools and increased focus on sustainability and employee productivity. GREEN + PRODUCTIVE WORKPLACE is a great way to understand these trends and apply them to any organization"

Prof. Harvey Bryan of Arizona State University says: One of the most problematic aspects of the green building movement has been the explosion of specialized terms, acronyms and jargon. We are therefore fortunate to see such a topical book that is so clearly written."

And Patrick Clover, Senior Facilities Manager, Corporate Real Estate Green + Productive Workplace calls GREEN + PRODUCTIVE WORKPLACE "a unique approach that helps organizations establish how green and productive their office portfolios currently are compared to what they could be. It does this by flagging the improvements that will provide best value and by demonstrating a credible order of magnitude of the possible financial benefits."