Difference between revisions of "Chief Information Officer"
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*<small>It has been proposed that this page, '''{{PAGENAME}}''', be titled, "'''[[Chief Information Officer]]'''".</small>[[Category:Move requests]] | *<small>It has been proposed that this page, '''{{PAGENAME}}''', be titled, "'''[[Chief Information Officer]]'''".</small>[[Category:Move requests]] | ||
| − | A '''Chief Information Officer''' ('''CIO''') has the responsibility of overseeing all [[Information Technology]] (''IT'') and computer operations within an organization. This includes but is not limited to: technology within the enterprise, technical decisions, IT budgets, analyzing and reworking existing business processes. | + | A '''Chief Information Officer''' ('''CIO''') has the responsibility of overseeing all [[Information technology|Information Technology]] (''IT'') and computer operations within an organization. This includes but is not limited to: technology within the enterprise, technical decisions, IT budgets, analyzing and reworking existing business processes. |
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Revision as of 03:11, September 12, 2009
- It has been proposed that this page, Chief Information Officer, be titled, "Chief Information Officer".
A Chief Information Officer (CIO) has the responsibility of overseeing all Information Technology (IT) and computer operations within an organization. This includes but is not limited to: technology within the enterprise, technical decisions, IT budgets, analyzing and reworking existing business processes.