IT chiefs tell it like it is at silicon.com's CIO50 2009 event
By silicon.com, 24 November 2009 11:19
The CIO role has always been about more than just technology but how much time do IT chiefs actually devote to it compared to business strategy? At this year's exclusive silicon.com CIO50 event, held in June this year, CIOs present revealed how they spend their time.
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1. tonyh
This ties in with something referred to on one of silicon.com's sister sites, where an Ovum analyst was quoted: "Much as we've stopped talking about eBusiness because it's now just one component of business, so too can we no longer talk about technology without talking about business, or business without talking about technology." It wasn't a discussion about the exact same subject but the quote still holds water against the CIO comments above.