New Logitech Ctrl Tomorrow Study Reveals Technology’s Impact On Mood, Wellbeing, Performance and Potential
Business Wire•06/10/2026•03:01 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Logitech (LOGI) study finds 77% say tech control helps people get more from life
- ➤Only 30% report high tech agency; 10% qualify as truly in command
- ➤70% lack strong tech control, representing about 4.2 billion people worldwide
- ➤Nearly 2 in 3 feel most in control using physical hardware
- ➤Study surveyed more than 9,400 respondents across nine countries, plus 1,350 IT decision makers
Expert Statements
Hanneke Faber, Chief Executive Officer of Logitech
“With so much technological change happening so rapidly, it’s understandable that people feel it is happening to them, not with them.”
Hanneke Faber, Chief Executive Officer of Logitech
“Logitech’s Ctrl Tomorrow Study reveals that technology can either limit people’s potential, or unleash it, at an individual, organizational or global scale.”
Hanneke Faber, Chief Executive Officer of Logitech
“This is truer than ever in the age of AI. The deciding factor is control: when humans control the tech of today, we control tomorrow.”
New Logitech Ctrl Tomorrow Study Reveals Technology’s Impact On Mood, Wellbeing, Performance and Potential
In The Age Of AI, 77% Of People Agree Those Who Feel More In Control Of Their Tech Get More Out Of Life
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