December 22, 1997
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Larry Olson,
CIO, State Of Pennsylvania Larry Olson means business. Ever since he left a high-paying job as a management consultant to join the Pennsylvania State Department of Public Welfare in 1992, Olson, today the state's CIO, has taken a private-sector approach to working in government. |
 Bill Howard, CIO, Inland Steel
"The real goal was to achieve a breakthrough in customer service." |
 Mike Radcliff, CIO, Owens Corning
"We underestimated the learning curve." |
 Charles Nettles, CIO, McKesson Corp.
"My job is going to get harder." |
 Gary Reiner, CIO, General Electric
"[Without change], life gets pretty boring." |
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