Video: What's the difference between CIO and CTO?
- Date: October 1st, 2008
- Author: Jason Hiner
- Category: IT career, IT jobs, IT leadership, Sanity Savers
- Tags: Video, Difference, Professional Development, Leadership, Recruitment & Selection, Career, Management, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Jason Hiner
When you talk about IT leadership career tracks, the question that almost always comes up is, “What’s the difference between the CIO and the CTO?” Though the two roles sound similar, there are some clear distinctions between them. This episode of Sanity Savers for IT Executives explains the differences in goals, mandates, and skill sets for CIO and CTO.
You can also read the two articles that this episode was based on:
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Revenue vs Profits
WiseITOne | 10/02/08
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Two distinct executive roles, and most companies need both
thomas@... | 11/15/08
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RE: Video: What's the difference between CIO and CTO?
Paul W. Homer | 10/02/08
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CIO and a CTO
kjmcsd | 10/02/08
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Yes, there are definitely companies with both
Jason Hiner | 10/02/08
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RE: Video: What's the difference between CIO and CTO?
kjmcsd | 10/02/08
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CIO vs CTO: More confused now
prem_is@... | 10/02/08
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Information component?
Beejer | 10/03/08
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Well said.
stevengirardpalmer@... | 10/02/08
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