CIOs are uncertain about their ability to show how IT delivers a strategic vision for their business, according to research
New research by global executive recruitment firm Robert Half suggests that the majority of CIOs are still struggling to be taken seriously as a contributor to their company’s strategic vision.
The survey of 100 UK-based CIOs found that IT leaders were still being held back by day-to-day frustrations such as a lack of funding and staffing challenges — meaning they have less time to influence and implement strategy at the highest level. [1]
[1] By Mark Shapland for I-CIO
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