Weekly Digest | October 22, 2021

Good afternoon. So I wanna know... what's the name of the game? 🎵 Given the commotion and distraction with Facebook's pending name change, we want to make sure our subscribers are caught up on what's been happening on The National CIO Review.  Today's rundown:

• Productivity | The Decision Making Landscape: Productivity and its relationship to making technology decisions.

• Engage With the Special Olympics in a Whole New Way: How the 2022 Special Olympics are enhancing their fans' experiences.

• Five TIps for CIOs Leading Remote Workforces: Advice on leading in the evolving virtual business landscape.

And if you really are pondering… what’s the name of the game?  It never hurts to take a few minutes for an ABBA video. 🎵

- Your TNCR Crew

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Productivity | The Decision Making Landscape

As TNCR Contributing CIO Arthur Hair dives further into the Decision Making Landscape series, he highlights some key factors that play a consistent role in the decision making process. This piece covers the idea of productivity and how it remains a crucial step in making technological decisions. Read More...

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TECH TIME TRAVEL

iPod Turns 20

October 23, 2001 - Twenty years ago this week, Apple took a risky jump into a whole new market with the very first iPod. This handheld music player was released and marketed by letting consumers "put 1,000 songs in your pocket." The original iPod featured a mini hard disk and provided much more than the competing players.Apple's disruptive innovation not only opened many doors for the company but for other technology companies and competitors. Following a blue ocean strategy, the company created a new market with its differentiated product and way of thinking outside the box. Flash forward 20 years and Apple is one of the most valuable company's in the world continuing to innovate and think outside the box.Read More: Apple Presents iPod, Here's What People Thought in 2001

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Engage With the Special Olympics in a Whole New Way

The Special Olympics USA Games are incredible each year as thousands of athletes from around the country come together to compete and engage with their community. The 2022 Games will be no different, in fact, they'll only get better. In this article, Contributing CIO Lonnie Snyder discusses how The Games will move forward with a new way for fans to engage with athletes so people can all celebrate together in Orlando, FL. Read More...

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Five Tips for CIOs Leading Remote Workforces

Remote and hybrid business models are a top priority for many organizations right now. This article for The National CIO Review® outlines critical advice for navigating leadership in the virtual business landscape. Read More...

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Love as a Business Strategy: Resilience, Belonging & Success

A better way of doing business is possible. The workplace revolution has arrived. Love as a Business Strategy, found in the CIO Bookstore, a collection of books for technology leaders on The National CIO Review®, will help you ditch the status quo, embrace humanity, and achieve lasting success. Read More...

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