Key Takeaways
- 56% of organizations report that they will let some employees continue working remotely, according to a Gartner survey of organizations (2021) covering post-pandemic expectations
- 61% of knowledge workers report they had less access to information during remote work versus in-office work (survey-based measure of information access gaps)
- 60% of remote/hybrid employees say they experience higher stress levels than when working in the office (survey finding on mental health impact of remote work)
- US$12.6 billion global market size for video conferencing in 2023 (remote meetings tooling adoption driver)
- US$8.0 billion global market size for collaboration software in 2022 (remote/hybrid collaboration category)
- US$10.4 billion global market size for secure access service edge (SASE) in 2023 (remote work security enabler)
- 38% average reduction in meeting-related time due to effective hybrid scheduling and video meeting adoption (time-savings metric from workplace research)
- 2.3x reduction in time to restore operations for teams using well-integrated collaboration/ITSM workflows (productivity metric from benchmark study)
- 46% of remote/hybrid employees report higher productivity on days they work from home (survey metric on perceived productivity)
- 74% of organizations enabled remote work capabilities for employees within a month during the COVID-19 period (percentage from enterprise IT survey reporting remote enablement speed)
- 51% of IT decision-makers report adopting SASE to support remote work and cloud access (adoption purpose share)
- 95% of cyberattacks against organizations succeed due to credential theft, emphasizing MFA adoption relevance for remote work access (security baseline statistic)
- 11% average increase in breach costs year over year in 2023 (IBM report trend metric)
- 43% of organizations cite higher cloud spend as a challenge after moving to hybrid/remote work (cost challenge share)
- 25% average reduction in office space costs among organizations that adopted hybrid work models (facility cost metric from industry survey)
Most water organizations are embracing hybrid work, but must tackle information gaps and cybersecurity risks.
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