In a recent internal memo to staff, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma detailed the four core pillars that will reportedly drive revenue growth for the gaming company throughout the rest of the fiscal year. These core pillars echo much of the same sentiments that the Xbox CEO has previously discussed many times since taking the position in February.
On July 30, The Verge obtained a memo from Xbox CEO Asha Sharma intended for internal use within the gaming company. The focus of this memo is on four core pillars that Sharma believes will "improve profits back in line with industry averages" and "return Xbox to player and revenue growth." Sharma calls these pillars the "Four C's."
The success of these four priorities will be measured in three distinct stages, according to this recent memo. The first stage is for Xbox to return to growth by the end of fiscal year 2027, which concludes in June 2027. The second stage encompasses fiscal year 2028 and 2029, with Sharma stating that this period must see Xbox using its Four C's to produce "meaningful player value and revenue acceleration." The third and final stage is to "scale what works" so that by fiscal year...
