How digital transformation is changing the CIO role
For CIOs success is no longer measured in the build and delivery of systems, but instead by the tangible outcomes that integrated technologies can deliver
The role of the CIO is changing. As businesses of every shade undergo a form of digital transformation in a bid to accelerate the delivery and scope of new products and services, so the technology spending...
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