JLL research reveals that companies focused on return to work must implement customizable technologies to build effective hybrid working models
News release
10 October 2022
Technology implementation is critical to the evolving hybrid workplace
Companies have started to adopt technology, but it’s still in early stages
Several technologies are considered essential for executing hybrid work, but JLL’s research found that while there is an ambition to adopt these technologies across companies, there’s a large gap between future plans and current implementation.
Top technologies in service of hybrid work that are currently in place across companies surveyed include remote working technology (47%), in-office collaboration technology (40%) and workplace experience apps (36%). Companies plan to adopt solutions like sustainability and environment controls (60%), digital infrastructure and connectivity (58%) and occupancy and environment sensors (56%) over the next three years.
With 55% of office-based employees now in a hybrid work pattern, companies must increase the rate of technology adoption to meet workforce preferences and business goals.
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