Key Takeaways
- 43% of employees in a 2021 survey said their productivity has increased while working from home (Microsoft Work Trend Index 2021), linking remote/hybrid to productivity
- Remote workers in a 2020–2021 study reported a median 1.2 hours/day more time spent on digital communication than office workers
- Hybrid work was associated with improved measured task performance in a field study (2022), with a reported increase of 5–15% for knowledge-work tasks
- 58% of organizations in a 2022 global survey said hybrid is the new normal (Gartner, as reported in press materials), showing managerial adoption in professional industries
- 97% of respondents in Buffer’s 2022 State of Remote Work said they would like to work remotely at least some of the time (Buffer), reflecting strong hybrid/remote demand
- 23% of employees reported feeling lonely at least some of the time in a hybrid/remote context (Cigna 2020 Loneliness study), relevant for remote/hybrid workforce wellbeing
- Digital channel revenue accounted for 24% of gambling operator revenues globally in 2023 (KPMG Global Online Gambling report), reflecting the operational context for remote/hybrid corporate functions
- 65% of employers increased their use of digital channels for customer engagement after the shift to remote work
- Remote work is associated with a 25% reduction in commuting-related greenhouse gas emissions at the individual level (life-cycle assessment; peer-reviewed)
- Phishing was the most common initial attack vector (33%) in 2023 (IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report), important for remote-work security training
- Global spending on collaboration software is forecast to reach $19.2 billion in 2027 (MarketsandMarkets), indicating investment costs tied to hybrid work tools
- The global unified communications as a service (UCaaS) market is projected to reach $65.0 billion by 2027 (Fortune Business Insights), reflecting hybrid communication spend
- 78% of organizations experienced at least one security incident involving cloud services (IBM Security report, 2023), showing risks for remote/hybrid cloud deployment
- Organizations reported that 50% of breaches involved credentials (Verizon DBIR), highlighting MFA and identity security for remote staff
- 36% of employees reported feeling less connected to their organization when working remotely at least part of the time
Hybrid work boosts productivity and demand, but gambling operators must tackle isolation and growing cloud and identity security risks.
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Remote vs Hybrid Impact on Productivity and Workload
Remote and hybrid work are linked to both productivity gains and measurable changes in work patterns (e.g., faster task completion).
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