Logitech study flags “late-tech trap” as costly workplace productivity drag
LOGI•Logitech study highlights workplace experience execution gaps
Logitech published The Workplace Equation study on workplace experience execution gaps, based on a Harris Poll survey of 1,700 decision-makers.
Only 24% involve IT/AV before space planning, raising retrofit risk when technology is added late to finalized designs.
Meeting technology failures drive a median productivity loss of 12.2 minutes per person; 30% report losses of 16 minutes or more.
Departmental ownership is fragmented, with HR, IT/AV, and real estate each claiming primary authority over workplace experience decisions.
While 87% link workplace experience to productivity, only 58% cite confidence in ROI data, and 27% treat it as core strategy.
