What our readers loved about year one
Christopher Jablonski, Editor in Chief
Edition 12 of the CXO Voices newsletter marks the one-year anniversary of the CXO REvolutionaries program. It provided us with a chance to look back at what excited you – the reader – over the course of a very eventful 12 months.
To that end, we published a list of our top 10 articles highlighting what our readers cared about the most in the last year. Next, our CXOs gave their takes on how CXO REvolutionaries benefits big-thinking IT leaders. A sincere thank you to our contributors and site visitors alike for steering us in the right direction.
Zscaler EVP Customer Experience & Transformation Kavitha Mariappan also shared her thoughts on what was a “REvolutionary year.” Learn how this “community of good” keeps her hopeful, even when it can seem like the bad guys are winning.
We didn’t take a break from convening trailblazing IT leaders, either. Have a look at the recap from our latest Virtual CXO Summit for smart takes from the APAC region, a flashpoint for cybercrime today.
Office Space: Cost savings hidden in plain sight
Craig Clay, Former Lead Connectivity Architect, Shell
Two recent megatrends have transformed our ideas about shared office space, likely forever. First, remote work has proven more effective than expected for many job roles, even for long periods. Second, the “great resignation” triggered a global talent search, and organizations can no longer afford to limit their search to locations where they have a physical corporate presence.
As these trends increase the viability of remote and shared-space working arrangements, operational and capital expenditures on corporate-owned office space should come under the microscope.
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