Survey: Bridging the information worker productivity gap
New Adobe-commissioned IDC white paper identifies opportunities for increasing information worker productivity.
Read the results of a global survey of 1,200 information workers and IT professionals conducted by IDC and sponsored by Adobe to better understand information worker needs and challenges. The report shows that gaps in individual productivity, inefficiencies in collaboration, and barriers to working on mobile devices are costing organizations almost US$20,000 per information worker annually.
Read the "Bridging the information worker productivity gap" white paper ›
Report findings |
Inefficiencies reduce productivity by over 20%
Challenges related to working with documents cost companies US$19,732 per information worker annually — with each worker wasting 13 hours per week on average.
Modest IT investments can result in significant gains
New solutions that make it easier for information workers to handle documents can help organizations redeploy resources to better meet business goals. For an organization with 1,000 people, addressing these time wasters is tantamount to hiring 213 new employees.
A closer look |
Video interview with IDC
Watch this interview with IDC report author Melissa Webster to learn more about the study and its findings. (6:43)
