Large companies account for about half of all co-workspace members in India, according to a Knight Frank study. The company has also been working with the government on its own efforts to improve workplace conditions and reduce harassment at work. Increased flexibility was cited as the main driver by 55% of respondents, 11% said the collaborative culture was a key benefit and another 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 more than two-thirds of companies globally intend increasing use of co-workspace over the next three years. Increased flexibility was cited as the main driver by 55% of respondents, 11% said the collaborative culture was a key benefit and another 11% liked the speed of getting a unit up and running.