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Survey: Workplaces Less Green, More Lean

ATLANTA-A worldwide sampling of executives found that companies are more concerned with thrift than the environment.

By Hortense Leon | Updated on June 29, 2010

ATLANTA-Locally based CoreNet Global and Georgia State University, in concert with Findland-based Aalto University, recently surveyed 271 real estate and business executives around the globe to assess how much the physical set-up of workplaces is changing. 

The February 2010 survey questioned managers of various- sized companies in a range of industries on how they arranged their work places, although Michael Anderson, manager of the CoreNet Global Research and Knowledge Center in Atlanta, declined to give specific company names.

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