Mindshare: Team CIO ; It's time to stop thinking of the CIO as a single individual

By offloading responsibilities to other IT executives, the CIO's time will no longer be caught up with day-by-day concerns, and he can devote himself to the essentials. He will be able to focus on playing his part in the leadership of the enterprise and finding opportunities for creating value...

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Published in:CIO Insight 2004-01, Vol.1 (35), p.31
Main Author: John, Darwin A
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Executives
Leadership
Planning
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Summary:By offloading responsibilities to other IT executives, the CIO's time will no longer be caught up with day-by-day concerns, and he can devote himself to the essentials. He will be able to focus on playing his part in the leadership of the enterprise and finding opportunities for creating value and differentiating the company through IT. He will have more time to develop stronger and richer relationships. CIOs will also gain from the skills and perspectives of the other members of the Office of the CIO.
ISSN:1535-0096