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The 6 Behaviors of CIOs at Companies Out-Innovating You
The 6 Behaviors of CIOs at Companies Out-Innovating You
CIOs who are focused on IT-driven business innovation tend to have six traits in common, according to new research by Harvard Business Review Analytic Services. These CIOs are helping their companies achieve significant business benefits and, in turn, are surging ahead of their competitors.
To learn more about these six behaviors, download the full report: Business Transformation and the CIO Role.
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