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Driven by skills shortages, CIOs that invest in digital adoption platforms and automated learning technologies will see a 40 percent increase in productivity by 2025, delivering greater speed to expertise.
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By 2024, the business developer role will be ubiquitous, with more than 60 percent of enterprises training and supporting business users to build their own applications and automated processes using low-code tools.
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By 2025, organizations that have created dedicated hybrid security policies and developed a culture of trust will be 3x less likely to suffer a security breach.
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To address health, sustainability, travel, and other disruptions, 30 percent of G2000 organizations will adopt immersive third-party metaverse conferencing tech services to enable client engagement by 2027.
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By 2024, organizations deploying employee micro-monitoring measures (camera/keystroke) will see a 20 percent decrease in actual employee productivity.
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G2000 companies that deploy reactive and tactical hybrid work models will see a 20 percent revenue loss in 2024 due to job attrition and underperforming teams.
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Holistic and integrated analytics within an intelligent digital workspace (IDW) ecosystem will drive a 70 percent increase in differentiated business outcomes for adopters by 2026.
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Effectively blurring space and place, by 2025, 65 percent of G2000 companies will consider online presence to be at parity to ‘in real life’ across their engaged workforce.
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By 2024, companies offering frontline workers democratized access to digital collaboration, process automation, and similar tools will see a 20 percent increase in revenue due to improved productivity.
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By 2024, 55 percent of C-suite teams at global enterprises will use intelligent space and capacity planning technology to reinvent office locations for gathering, collaborating, and learning.