Key takeaways
01
Remote is a big part of the future
83% of employers have experienced positive outcomes with a work from home model.
02
Workers begin to move away from established economic centers
San Francisco witnessed a 35% increase in migration away from the city as workers returned home or looked for new (cheaper) ones.
03
Digital adoption a clear priority as computing spend rises
Adoption of cloud computing platforms jumped during the COVID-19 pandemic as companies spend to equip a remote workforce.
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