Hybrid Work and Other CIO Priorities 2022 [Survey]

Posted June 7, 2022

CIOs traditionally oversee the IT department within the organization, but as businesses introduce more digital processes, the CIO role may be expanding. In 2022, CIOs have many challenges to face, whether that’s the widely-reported “Great Resignation,” the enablement of hybrid work as some regions lift Covid restrictions or the myriad cybersecurity threats. Amid the need for multiple areas of focus, what are CIOs prioritizing in 2022? Use these insights to benchmark against your peers.

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Kevin Willette

Kevin Willette is Partner / CEO of Verus Corp. His focus is ensuring complete customer satisfaction and providing as much or as little support as is needed for the individual client. Kevin knows that plenty of places do IT services, but what sets Verus Corp apart is the local feeling and the commitment to doing things right the first time. He has always wanted to be a business owner because it affords him the opportunity to offer a service that was better than anything clients had seen before. His true goal is to help customers make their businesses better by removing potential IT barriers. Kevin served as chair for Habitat for Humanity during his time at Minnesota State University, Mankato. He has also served on the WatchGuard Advisory Council since 2016. Kevin’s work with Verus Corp has helped them achieve awards as the WatchGuard Partner of the Year and Cisco Select Partner. Kevin graduated from Minnesota State in 2000 with a major in Business Marketing and minors in Business Administration and Music.