Many businesses are in the throes of re-evaluating their real estate needs as they weigh the cost of their space against the rapid rise of remote work culture. While many are opting to sublease, those that are choosing to maintain offices are looking for ways to take pressure off their balance sheets and ride out the downturn.

Little is certain as New York City cautiously moves from crisis to functionality, but one thing is: Few people are returning to their offices, for the time being at least, despite it now being allowed.

By now most businesses have mapped out their return to office plan, and whether that reflects a remote work model or a full return to the office, occupiers should take a closer look at their technology solutions for both scenarios.