In short, yes! It is wise to put the machine in an environment where the temperature is 20 degrees C and does not vary more than 2 to 5°C over a 24-hour period. Additionally, components to be measured should be allowed to normalize in the same environment.
If this is not possible, then it would be wise to consider a machine specifically built for use on the shop floor, as these machines have inbuilt real-time temperature compensation that optimizes the accuracy of the machine in that environment.