The Localogy white paper examines the impact of remote work on local commerce, highlighting its rapid adoption during COVID-19. Pre-pandemic, only 7% of U.S. employees worked remotely, but this surged to 62% during lockdowns. While many businesses struggled with the transition, adoption of remote tools like video conferencing and messaging increased. Small businesses initially feared productivity loss but later adapted, with 70% expecting remote work to remain post-pandemic. Hybrid models are emerging as the preferred approach, balancing flexibility and in-person interaction. The shift also accelerates e-commerce, digital payments, and new virtual office solutions.

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