Is the day of the CDO over? Two-thirds of businesses don't have a CDO - and most don't want one
Numbers have increased in recent years, but demand is tailing off, suggests KPMG survey
More than two-thirds of organisations don't have a chief digital officer (CDO) or equivalent - and the majority don't want one, either. That's according to the 2017 Harvey Nash/KPMG CIO Survey, which...
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