DTZ In Situ 2013-2014 - page 19

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dTZ | In Situ
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OFF-ShOrInG
Gartner report: By 2016 over 50% of the top 1000 global companies will have
stored data in the cloud, negating the need for offshore support
reducing wage differentials between the uK and Asia are leading companies
to repatriate their offshore operations from countries such as India to ‘near
shore’ locations in Britain
ThecityuK report: 3000 jobs are moving from the city of London to the
regions as companies adopt ‘near-shore’ rather than off-shore locations.
WOrk/lIFe bAlAnCe
Accenture report: 75% of people work frequently or occasionally
during paid time off, checking email, catching up on work or
participating in conference calls.
A work-life balance study in Ireland: home working is effective in some
jobs when managed properly, but challenges include insurance and
isolation
robert half uK study: 30% of professionals are suffering from
‘burnout’, especially in London and the South east, citing inability to
manage their work-life balance as a major cause.
SuSTAInAbIlITy
deloitte study: Validity of existing energy Performance certificates (ePcs) at
a client’s premises — 40% were badly wrong, some were a bit wrong and some
were right
mechanisms proposed by government are considered overly complicated and
schemes are often punitive rather than incentive-based
uK Green Building council: “The (green) agenda has gone backwards and the
big issue there is loss of confidence, which is potentially very damaging to
growth.”
OFFICe OCCupAnCy
Vodafone report: British business can save up to £34bn
a year by freeing up desk space and reducing overhead
costs when workers aren’t present in the office
Forrester research study: 41% of managers agree that
working remotely limits career advancement
Institute of Leadership and management study: 90% of
organisations now offer flexible working, with half of
managers stating it was standard practice.
AlAstAiR mARsHAll
Account manager, Global
corporate services
+44 (0)20 3296 3363
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