CIO Wisdom

By Bruce Taylor, ITworld |  Career, CIO, IT leaders Add a new comment

October 23, 2008, 12:56 PM — To be a successful CIO requires one part vision and philosophy, one part business strategy, one part technical prowess, and one part human, social, and behavioral awareness. The authors of a new book CIO Wisdom II: More Best Practices have that balance in mind. In this interview, Dr. Phillip Laplante and Thomas Costello discuss their book, and the lessons learned from world-class CIOs.

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