Using user requirements to achieve optimal office utilisation

Thadsin Khamkanya, Stanley McGreal and George Heaney

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Abstract: This research is based on principles of corporate real estate and facilities management to understand the current philosophy of work and life of office users. Modern workplace management influences modern corporations to manage their office spaces more economically while supporting office users to be more productively. The survey in offices across the UK confirmed that office users perceive about office satisfaction in different ways. Furthermore, this study tried to compare the existing workplace practice with the one preferred by the users. Based on the offices involved in this study, end-user requirements can potentially help saving 20% of the existing annual occupancy costs.

JEL-codes: R3 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011-01-01
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