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How CIOs lead in high-performing companies

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High performing companies’ (HPC) chief information officers (CIOs) may not necessarily be better performers, but their organizations may require them to cultivate unique capabilities across technology, operational, and leadership skills. Our analysis reveals that technology leaders at HPCs differentiate from their peers across four dimensions.
How CIOs lead in high-performing companies
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Written By: Khalid Kark, Karen Mazer, Bill Briggs

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