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Reporting Relationship Can Influence CIO Role

Reporting Relationship Can Influence CIO Role

Blog: Mel Duvall says a new report released this month by Forrester Research sheds some interesting light on the relationship between who a CIO reports to and how they view their role within an organization.
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