Key Takeaways
- In the U.S., 6.1 hours per week were spent working from home on average by those who worked from home (ATUS-based average)
- In Gallup’s 2023 analysis, remote/hybrid workers reported slightly higher engagement vs. fully on-site (engagement metric comparison)
- In the same Buffer survey, 20% of remote workers cited fewer distractions as a primary benefit (share citing benefit)
- 62% of employees say they are more productive working remotely at least part of the time (survey-based productivity perception)
- Microsoft’s Work Trend Index reported that 68% of employees said flexible work reduced their commuting time (time cost reduction metric, survey-based)
- In IBM’s 2024 Cost of a Data Breach Report, average time to contain a breach was 80 days (business metric)
- FBI IC3 reported 857,000 total cybercrime complaints received in 2023 (complaint volume metric)
- Global enterprise spending on secure access service edge (SASE) is forecast to reach $5.0 billion in 2024 and grow to $18.2 billion by 2028 (by MarketsandMarkets)
- The secure web gateway market is forecast to reach $5.2 billion in 2023 and grow to $13.2 billion by 2028 (by MarketsandMarkets)
- The global cloud collaboration market is forecast to reach $19.3 billion by 2027 (by MarketsandMarkets)
- In 2023, 62% of organizations used collaboration software daily (company usage frequency metric reported by Omdia/analyst study)
- In a Gartner survey, 82% of organizations planned to increase or maintain investment in collaboration tools during 2021–2023 (investment adoption metric)
- In 2023, 48% of organizations planned to adopt or expand VPN/zero trust access to support remote work (security tool adoption metric, survey share)
- 14.6% of workers worked from home in March 2023 (share of workers working from home)
- 62% of organizations reported using MFA (multi-factor authentication) for remote access, according to a 2023 survey (share using MFA for remote access)
Remote and hybrid work is boosting engagement and productivity, while driving major growth in secure collaboration and access tools.
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Key impacts of remote & hybrid work in services
Employees and managers report productivity and work-life benefits from hybrid work—alongside improvements in stress and engagement.
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