Why CIO success comes down to just three things
Summary: Long gone are the days when CIOs had to talk up the size of their datacentres and redundant resources to be taken seriously. Now, their future hangs on three key drivers.Of the many CIOs I have either met or for whom I have had the pleasure of working, all share the common concern of job longevity. When average time in post for a CIO is between only four and five years — and with trends showing that figure is likely to fall — it's no surprise that the role of a CIO requires instant success in minimal time and typically with minimal budget. Nearly every CEO's mandate for a CIO is for IT to be better, faster and cheaper.Of course, these
What the influencers are saying
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Peter Kretzman
Very old-school post on @ZDNet: "#CIO success comes down to just 3 things". http://t.co/Kcsu0CMj PK: read for the replies & suggestions
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Steven Romero
RT @PeterKretzman: Very old-school post on @ZDNet: "#CIO success comes down to just 3 things". http://t.co/0585dsi3 PK: read for replies
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ITMPI
Why CIO success comes down to just three things http://t.co/3H0v96wg
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CIO View
CIOview Why CIO success comes down to just three things - ZDNet http://t.co/Kr7oaei0
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Eric D. Brown
Why CIO success comes down to just three things | ZDNet http://t.co/rW9H4uV9 #CIO
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Chris Curran
Currently reading: Why #CIO success comes down to just three things http://t.co/jDpcvkFA by @Archie_Hendryx for @ZDNet
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Tim Grieveson
Why CIO success comes down to just three things | ZDNet http://t.co/m8gqPl8E
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Chris Curran
Why #CIO success comes down to just three things http://t.co/mlMJavPX | speaks to half of the job; missing innovation, market facing role
