Large companies account for about half of all co-workspace members in India , according to a Knight Frank study. The report, which surveyed senior management at 120 companies that occupy an estimated 21.65m sq m of office space worldwide, said 120 of companies globally intend increasing use of co-workspace over a decade . A further 11 per cent said the greater speed to becoming operational was the primary reason for selecting co-working or serviced office space ahead of more conventional office space. Increased flexibility was cited as the main driver by 55% of respondents, another 11% said the collaborative culture was a key benefit and 11% liked the speed of getting a unit up and running.
Large companies account for about half of all co-workspace members in India , according to a Knight Frank study. The report, which surveyed senior management at 120 companies that occupy an estimated 21.65m sq m of office space worldwide, said 120 of companies globally intend increasing use of co-workspace over a decade . Increased flexibility was cited as the main driver by 55% of respondents, another 11% said the collaborative culture was a key benefit and 11% liked the speed of getting a unit up and running.