The CIO career white papers
The CIO career path is diverse, challenging and global. To reach the top, CIOs need a wide business skill set. The CIO must develop a deep understanding of the business, and develop his or her own skills in people management, negotiation abilities and communications techniques. CIOs will also see their family lives challenged by the strains of travel, working hours and commitments, they may be required to relocate, or spend considerable amounts of time abroad with divisions or partners.
The CIO career
Leadership out of the downturn
CIO/Harvey Nash | Published: 11:22 GMT, 11 September 09 | www.cio.co.uk
An IT executive perspective
In this report, the second in our Harvey Nash / CIO UK CIO Briefing Notes series, we look in detail at how executives are managing and motivating their IT teams during difficult economic conditions.
CIO Personal Branding
CIO UK and Harvey Nash | Published: 16:00 GMT, 15 January 09 | www.cio.co.uk
A survey on the effectiveness of IT executive personal branding
A 'personal brand' is the collection of values, experiences and associations that people attach to you. In short, it’s what peers and associates think about you when they hear your name mentioned. Everyone has a personal brand, but now more than ever business leaders and CIOs are investing time and effort in shaping what that brand actually is, and raising its awareness amongst target audiences such as senior management, industry peers and potential employers. Much like a marketing department does with a product.
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