Key Takeaways
- 55% of organizations say collaboration has improved with digital tools used for hybrid work (Microsoft Work Trend Index survey, 2022)
- 13% higher performance in call-center employees working from home (peer-reviewed experiment reported in 2015 study on performance effects of remote work)
- 67% of respondents say their digital meetings are more engaging than in-person meetings after adoption of hybrid work tools (Cisco hybrid work study, 2022)
- 35% of employees indicate they would leave their job if remote/hybrid flexibility were reduced (survey data reported by ResumeBuilder/Wealth of Geeks compilation sourced to parent studies, 2021)
- 12.7% decrease in office real estate demand attributed to remote work post-pandemic (CBRE report, 2021)
- 30% to 50% cost savings on real estate and facilities are reported in hybrid work business cases (JLL hybrid work economics, 2022)
- 4.2% reduction in absenteeism-related costs due to remote work (peer-reviewed economics literature summarized by Rand/academic summaries, 2021)
- 60% of breaches involve credentials (Ponemon Institute/IBM security summaries; IBM Cost of a Data Breach analysis includes credential theft as common cause, 2023)
- 1,000+ cyber incidents reported globally per day averaged in 2022 (IBM Security X-Force Threat Intelligence Index reporting)
- 2.4x more likely to experience a breach for organizations without MFA enabled (IBM report synthesizing breach risk factors)
- 90%+ of major mining companies are implementing predictive maintenance initiatives (as reported across industry datasets summarized by MarketsandMarkets, 2020-2022)
- 1,500+ employees at one major mining operator (Rio Tinto) in 2019 supported remotely enabled operations/centers (Rio Tinto automation/remote operations center disclosures)
- 20% of Rio Tinto’s iron ore operations were run remotely by 2019 (Rio Tinto report/statement on remote operations expansion)
- 59% of employees say they can maintain their productivity while working remotely/hybrid.
- 75% of organizations report that they use some form of identity and access management (IAM) to manage user access (a core control for hybrid/remote).
Hybrid work boosts collaboration and productivity while predictive maintenance cuts downtime and improves asset uptime.
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Remote/Hybrid work boosts engagement and collaboration
Across recent surveys, most organizations and employees report stronger collaboration and more engaging meetings with hybrid/remote tool adoption.
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