That is certainly the idea in general but it will depend on how badly it affects worker productivity. It's just strange to see a company do a study, prove that

That is certainly the idea in general but it will depend on how badly it affects worker productivity. It's just strange to see a company do a study, prove that offices produce the best results and still go with a measure that presumably isn't cost effective (else the initial study should have concluded that the difference was well within tolerable loss).