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The Office of the CIO

The belief that the CIO’s role is limited to managing the IT department is outdated and inaccurate. In today’s world, the CIO has evolved into a key transformation executive, driving both the strategy and execution of growth and business initiatives. It’s no surprise that in many organizations, CIOs are also tasked with leading project management offices (PMOs), overseeing change management, and spearheading transformation objectives.

THE SPEED OF BUSINESS

It’s no secret that the speed of business today is faster than ever thanks to digital technology. Technology helps companies achieve flexibility, agility, and scale. Companies large and small can now change course rapidly to respond to changing market conditions to win new customers and beat the competition.

The COVID pandemic has provided proof that a digital investment strategy pays dividends. From operations and financials to customer experience management to workforce management, today’s business climate demands speed, flexibility, and precision.

THE RISK OF BEING LEFT BEHIND

Some small and medium sized businesses (SMB) continue to operate with antiquated technology and business processes that were developed 15 years ago, or more. Business conditions have changed radically since then making many of these investments obsolete and a drag on today’s businesses.

Creating a strategic digital roadmap for your business requires insight, business acumen, and technology expertise; the domain of a Chief Information Officer (CIO). Many small businesses lack a CIO’s insight and are unsure where to start.