John Lewis Partnership's Paul Coby: CIOs need to be techies, business people and visionaries
But John Lewis doesn't have, or need, a chief digital officer - 'Everybody ought to be a CDO in some way these days', says Coby
Paul Coby, CIO of the John Lewis Partnership, talks to Computing
The CIO of tomorrow needs to be technically adept, business astute and a visionary, able to foresee technical trends, according to John Lewis Partnership CIO Paul Coby. That list of demanding skills...
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