Overcoming technology illiteracy. (includes related article) (CEO Brief: Client Server Computing): An article from: Chief Executive (U.S.)

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From the supplier: CEOs need to be computer-literate given the increasing importance of information technology (IT) in today's highly competitive business environment. They must take responsibility for their company's IT and must take advantage of their unique position to develop an IT plan that is compatible with the corporate mission. For a successful implementation of this plan, the chief executive must learn to work with and learn the language of the chief information officer (CIO). If the CIO is given the task of ensuring that technology supports business objectives, then CEOs have no alternative but to overcome their techno-illiteracy to be able to set the direction of the company's IT program. An informed and technology-literate leader can serve as a source of competitive advantage to a company.

Citation Details
Title: Overcoming technology illiteracy. (includes related article) (CEO Brief: Client Server Computing)
Author: John Kador
Publication:Chief Executive (U.S.) (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 1, 1995
Publisher: Chief Executive Publishing
Issue: n101 Page: pS14(3)

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