There can be no doubt that the CIO's role has changed dramatically in recent years, and continues to change from outright technologist, to business strategist. Download IBM’s research-based Point of View and read the profiles of some CIOs to find out how they are facing up to these challenges.
Feature profiles
Myron Hrycyk, Chief Information Officer at Severn Trent Water
Creating IT-led business innovationMyron Hrycyk is Chief Information Officer at Severn Trent Water, which provides drinking water to 7.4 million people and sewerage services to 8.5 million people in the UK. The company has a clear strategic objective: to be the best water and waste water company in the UK, with the highest standards, lowest charges and best people. Here he tells us how working as a collaborative business leader has helped him to expand the business impact of IT, and his long term vision for smarter water companies.
Jeff Lucas
CIO All England Lawn Tennis ClubKeeping the focus on tennis at Wimbledon
Ged Bell
Head of Information Technology, Dundee City CouncilNew feature profile
Stop Wasting Money. Start Standardising
Derek McManus
CTO at O2Derek McManus talks about his challenging transformation plans.
Graham Johnson
Group CIO at Premier Farnell plcGraham Johnson talks about internationalising the flexible business model, the challenges of moving business online and encouraging environmentally friendly innovation within the electronics industry.
Tony Buckham
Group Head of IT Operations, HSBC HoldingsStop Acting Regionally, Start Benefiting Globally
Kevin Berry
Systems Director at WaitroseKevin Berry talks about the benefits of CIOs taking on broader business responsibilities, supporting Waitrose’s proposition in the marketplace and pushing for more radical thinking on the environment.
Feature reports
Today’s challenges, tomorrow’s CIO
Laying the groundwork and creating conditions for success
The evolving role of the CIO
This brand new paper, authored by David Henderson of IBM's Global Business Services Consulting Practice, shows how technology is proving its ability to achieve competitive advantage, and focuses on how the CIO's role has changed, is changing and will change in the future.


