The chief information officer (CIO) role constantly evolves, but one thing does not change: successful CIOs earn their access to the executive suite by helping their companies compete. That means aligning IT with overall business goals, and getting the best from their people, processes and information, especially during economic downturns.
In the papers and videos that follow, we explore the new CIO role as a change leader. We offer insight into how CIOs can keep their IT operations highly responsive, resilient, efficient and security rich. And we consider the many roles the chief information officer will play in the Enterprise of the Future, a vision outlined in the IBM Global CEO Study.
The IBM Global CIO Study 2009
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See clouds on the horizon? Why it's good for business
Harvey Koeppel, Centre for CIO Leadership
How old a company is can have a major bearing on how its IT systems are run, executive director of the Centre for CIO Leadership Harvey Koeppel tells MIS' Brian Corrigan.
The 2008 CIO Leadership Survey finds that CIOs have never been in a better position to help drive growth and change in their enterprises
Our report, The Global CEO Study: Implications for the Chief Information Officer, highlights key traits of the Enterprise of the Future
Complete report (registration required) (US) Interactive version of the report (registration required) (US)Executive summary (62KB)
Listen to a podcast with IBM CIO Mark HennessyListen to a podcast from the Centre for CIO Leadership (MP3, 1.1MB)
Our white paper, convergent thinking among the C-suite, explains why integration and collaboration spell big opportunity for CIOs
Drawing from the IBM Global Human Capital Study 2008, we identify key roles for CIOs in developing an adaptable workforce
CIOs can help guide their organisations through the current financial environment by focusing on five key aspects of their business
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