Only swap a CIO for a CDO if they can't change the way IT projects operate - TfL CIO
CIOs who can only use analogue and waterfall approaches will be replaced by CDOs, says Steve Townsend
You only need a CDO if your CIO can’t change the way IT projects operate, says TfL CIO
There is only a need for a chief digital officer (CDO) in an organisation if they can't change the way IT projects operate, according to Transport for London's CIO Steve Townsend. Townsend told Computing...
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