Salesforce CIO Jo-ann Olsovsky talks about her career highlights and addresses the following topics:

• As you approach the 22nd anniversary of Salesforce’s founding, what are 2 or 3 big highlights from the last couple of decades?
• What are some of the biggest highlights of this past year as COVID forced us to completely change our thinking of how we “do work?”
• We spoke about agility in our prep call, what does that mean to Salesforce? What do you think it means to your customers?
• When Salesforce was founded in 1999, the Internet was almost 20 years old. The web accelerated things rapidly. From a pure networking perspective, what do you think the biggest trends are now in the underlying infrastructure? 
• What is the single most important technological implementation you’ve made in the past year or two that is having the largest impact to your organization (both externally and internally)? 
• We spoke about mergers and acquisitions in our prep call. You have some big ones under your belt and another one on the horizon. Two questions. How do those accelerate your technology vision? How do you as CIO manage integrating their employees into your systems?
• With the mountains of data that Salesforce manages, both its own and your customers, what are the critical privacy/security issues you are managing?
• COVID has showed the importance of corporate responsibility in a whole new light. How do you see this experience shining a light on other areas of CSR?
• If you could share two bits of wisdom with your CIO peers from your career and time at Salesforce, what would they be?