Ungated Post | 02 May 2017
Building the Digital Workspace
Oxford Economics worked with Citrix to survey 600 business and IT executives around the world and across industries to measure their progress toward digital work. We found that big changes are happening—but much work remains to be done. This report includes findings from our survey of 600 business and IT executives as well as real-world commentary from five senior leaders.
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Think Piece: The mobile revolution is just getting started
Think Piece: Building the digital workplace
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