September 1998
Improving the IQ of Offices
A "smart" office tries to prove its worth
By Deborah Kreuze
The "intelligent workplace" at carnegie mellon university has, without question, the best view on campus. Built atop an existing building, it commands an almost 360-degree panorama and, equipped with state-of-the-art office technology, is an unusually pleasant place to work. But it's also a place with a tough job: to prove that an initial investment in a "smart" facility not only benefits workers but also saves money in the long run.
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