Over the past several months, companies have had to completely reevaluate and restrategize their normal operations, but what does that mean for the future of work?

Despite a new report from CBRE revealing that technology company leasing and renewals dropped by 46%, it is expected to recover at a slow pace in the coming months.

As companies have transitioned to remote working arrangements, some have dealt with cybersecurity threats due to home offices not being equipped with the right tools.

Companies that do not create strategies to upskill their employees and incorporate the necessary technology risk falling behind when preparing for the future of work.

Companies have become much more digitally-fluent in the past few months as many workers transition to work-from-home arrangements, and CIOs play a big part in this shift.

Companies that have struggled to transition to remote working arrangements need to ensure that both employers and employees are equipped with the proper technology.

Technology will be necessary for organizations looking to create a work environment that emphasizes the health, hygiene and safety of their employees moving forward.

Several companies have seamlessly adjusted to remote working arrangements, but none of this could be done without the help of new digital and technological resources.

While companies simultaneously made the move to remote working, cybersecurity attacks have increased, which is why plans should be in place that address these issues.

A report from software company Citrix has revealed that employees are keen on adopting remote working, but also want the resources necessary to maintain productivity.

Companies are contemplating adopting remote working arrangements in the long-term, but this cannot be properly executed without the right technology and tools in place.

As the commercial real estate industry creates plans to keep occupants healthy in their buildings, investing in smart technology may be the most effective first step.