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The Future of Hybrid Work in Latin America

Publisher IDC
Published Dec 02, 2022
Length 18 Pages
SKU # IDC17540523

Description

The Future of Hybrid Work in Latin America

This IDC Perspective discusses the future of hybrid work, understanding the key trends and changes that arise by the storm of disruptions affecting the markets, with the pandemic having a central role on how companies evaluated remote versus on site work strategies. The future of technology around automation, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning certainly will impact and help grow investment within this area where Latin America organizations are already interested in advance as we see in the use cases analyzed in this document which end up with relevant advice for technology buyers."Latin American organizations were suddenly pushed to migrate almost all their workforce in most of their geos to remote mode within a couple of days. Surprisingly, even though many have never considered that possibility manage to adapt rapidly thank to the cloud-based solutions available in the region. The ones who most rapidly adapted were able to get a competitive advantage in short but also saw the gains of productivity and employee and customer satisfaction increase. Thus, now many are not only keeping and perfectioning their hybrid modality but also looking at new technology such as AR/VR, AI/ML and robotics or experimenting with metaverse and web3 platforms to enhance workers interaction in the future"– Juan Pablo Seminara, Research Director.

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Table of Contents

18 Pages
Executive Snapshot
Situation Overview
IDC Future of Work Framework
Augmentation
Culture
Space
The Rise of Hybrid Work
Post-Pandemic Priorities: Hybrid work at the top
The Future of Work Predictions 2023 – Hybrid Work related views
Prediction 5: G2000 Companies that Deploy Reactive and Tactical Hybrid Work Models Will See a 20% Revenue Loss in 2024 Due to Job Attrition and Underperforming Teams
Prediction 9: Effectively Blurring Space and Place, by 2025, 65% of G2000 Companies Will Consider Online Presence to Be at Parity to "in Real Life" Across Their Engaged Workforce
Latin America Future of Work Trends
Latin America Hybrid Work Use Cases
Grupo Oncoclínicas (Health)
Benefit
Beneficencia Portuguesa(Health)
Benefit
Pif Paf Alimentos (Manufacturing)
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SAEA (Education)
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Autoglass Brazil and Colombia (Insurance)
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Advice for the Technology Buyer
Implementing Hybrid Work involves a continues learning cycle
Latin America is advancing towards hybrid models
Summarizing
Learn More
Related Research
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