CITE World
The role of the Chief Information Officer is changing as fast as the IT landscape. Between BYOD, the tidal wave of big data metrics, the shift to the cloud, cost pressures, and any of the other thousand dozens of things that have shifted in IT over the last decade, the CIO's job is no longer so cut-and-dried.
Last night, I sat in on a debate between Narinder Singh, Chief Strategy Officer of cloud service provider Appirio (and Jay-Z enthusiast - he quoted the rapper several times during the evening), and R. Ray Wang, Principal Analyst and CEO of Constellation Research, as they discussed the changing nature of the C-Suite in general and the CIO in particular with moderator Chris Preimesberger, editor of eWeek...
Read more
Appirio in the News
Tags
AlwaysOn BNET Business Week Channel Insider CIO CIO Magazine CITE World Cloud Ave CloudPro CNET CNN Money ComputerWorld CRN Datamation Deal Architect ebizQ Enterprise Irregulars eWeek Forbes Gartner GigaOM Google Huffington Post Information Week InfoWorld InternetNews.com Mashable MPR News RRW RWW Salesforce.com San Jose Mercury News SD Times SiliconANGLE SYS-CON Talkin' Cloud TechCrunch TechTarget The Financial Times The New York Times The Wall Street Journal TMCNet VentureBeat ZDNet
News Archive
-
▼
2013
(48)
-
▼
April
(9)
- It's the end of the CIO as we know it
- What Your Business Center Can Learn From One Corpo...
- Interview: Appirio eyes Europe for future growth
- Immigration and America’s high-tech industry: The ...
- Employers: Benefits of a job go beyond pay packets
- Job applicants and social media: Employers take 'e...
- Committing to your developers will help you keep them
- When Standard Is Not Enough
- PSA software market: Key capabilities, vendor diff...
-
▼
April
(9)