Based on extensive research on telework and other alternative workplace strategies, we have developed a number of models that can quantify the economic, environmental, and societal potential of flexible workplace strategies such as.
Our research has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Harvard Business Review, Washington Post, and hundreds of other publications.
Our models have been used by U.S., U.K., and Canadian organizational and community leaders to quantify the extent to which workplace flexibility can:
The pro version of our Workplace Savings Calculator™ includes over 60 customizable variables. It allows us to model the impact of a wide variety of alternative workplace strategies for public and private sector employees. While that model is only available to our clients, in the interest of helping people understand just how much workplace change can impact people, planet and profits, we’ve made two of our models available free to the public. Both are based on the same robust research that power our pro models.
Both of the free calculators are specific to telework.
The one at the bottom of this page allows users to quantify the benefits of home-based work for the whole U.S., individual states, counties, congressional districts, metro areas, or cities. The results are based on U.S. Census data that we’ve coupled with our synthesis of industry research on the bottom line impact of telework. That Telework Savings Calculator™ is available below.
The second free model, is a lite version of our professional Pro Workplace Savings Calculator™. It allows users to quantify the individual, organizational, or environmental impact of telework based on based on just a few of their own assumptions.
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