CIO
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- noun
- /siːˈaɪˈoʊ/
- Jargon
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director de tecnologías de la información
- As the CIO of a leading tech firm, she focuses on integrating cloud solutions.
- CIO and CEO
- Chief Information Officer (CIO)
- CIO office
So I'm talking to Robert Breedlove and he is the founder and CEO and CIO of Parallax Digital.
- So I'm talking to Robert Breedlove and he is the founder and CEO and CIO of Parallax Digital.
- And, and I was talking to my friend Seth Alexander, who's now the CIO at MIT.
- One's my CFO, one's my CIO and Ian Benedict.
- You were able to then in the copy say, does your CIO know?
- Make a video that the opening line says does your CIO know?
Examples
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CIOs are incorporating the COBIT concepts in their policies and procedures for managing IT resources.
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Where the CEO is the social face of the company, the CIO is rarely seen outside of the business itself.
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Does the CIO know about this?
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Perhaps we are seeing the end of the CIO as we have known that role.
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The shift has an impact on the CIO, who now has the chance to be a change agent.
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Anyone with a basic understanding of the tech industry can tell you that "CIO" is an extremely prestigious position.
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Traditionally, the CIO supplied IT services to different lines of business individually.
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And our first two graduates, one of them is now CIO at the Beth Israel Deaconess.
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The poll asked 3,000 CIOs about what their reasons are for adopting cloud computing.
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David Holland is vice president and CIO of Southern Illinois Healthcare, a three-hospital system based in Carbondale, Ill.
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Synonyms
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An executive who plans and leads a company's use of technology
Surface Forms
Etymology
CIO is an abbreviation of Chief Information Officer, where chief means 'head' and information means 'data or facts'. So a CIO is the head person in a company who is in charge of computer systems, data, and security.