Announcement: Important Member Update
Welcome to the Center for CIO Leadership
Welcome to the Center for CIO Leadership, a global community to advance the CIO profession.
The Center is a membership-based peer community for CIOs worldwide. With an emphasis on research, education, and outreach, the Center partners with world-class learning programs and academic institutions, established content resources, and respected influencers in the industry to meet the needs of CIOs today and to prepare them for the future.
To access additional resources on our member site, you will need to register for membership. Once your membership is approved, you will have access to exclusive Center-sponsored events, articles, discussions, the Center’s Mentor Program, the Center’s peer directory and many other resources to support you, the CIO, in today’s global enterprise.
Want to learn more? View some of our sample content or go to About the Center.
 | CIO Leadership Case: Linking IT Investments to Business Value. This case published by the Center for CIO Leadership discusses the process by which the IT group at The Harry Fox Agency, led by CIO and Center member Lou Trebino, aligned IT with the business resulting in the Agency being able to capture new sources of revenue. |
 | Don’t blame your users for their ignorance about IT — train them. In this article published in Computerworld, Center member, Paul Ingevaldson, retired CIO of ACE Hardware and frequent contributor to the IT dialog, points to the importance of educating your users about IT and their role in the system development process. |
In an earlier article, "Top 10 qualities of a great IT shop," Ingevaldson provides an overview of the top ten best practices of an IT department.
Together, these articles point to the importance of taking an objective look at the position and strength of your IT department within the larger organizational context and carefully building the IT team to deliver on its value.
If you have an article you would like to share with members, please send a copy of the article to Harvey Koeppel, the Center's Executive Director, for review.
  | Getting Higher Business Value from IT: The Non-IT Executive View by George Westerman and Peter Weill (both of the Center for Information Systems Research at MIT) presents results of their research on what CIOs at firms getting higher business value from their IT are doing better than other firms. Four pivotal tasks suggest how CIOs should prioritize their objectives. |
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CIO Virtual Roundtable: Staying Ahead-Opportunities for Innovating and Advancing In Demanding Times 1 day ago in Events | by centercio-admin |
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CIO Virtual Roundtable: Building the Business Case for Innovation 1 day ago in Events | by centercio-admin |
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Advisory Council 2 days ago in About the Center | by centercio-admin |
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SIMposium 09, Fresh Ideas for Peak Performance 3 days ago in Events | by centercio-admin |
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Bio: Chris Potts 2 weeks ago in Events | by centercio-admin |
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Event: Developing Key Talent Webinar (PPT) 3 weeks ago in Events | by centercio-admin |
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Event: Developing Key Talent Webinar (bio) 3 weeks ago in Events | by centercio-admin |
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Center Contacts 3 weeks ago in About the Center | by centercio-admin |
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Privacy Policy 3 weeks ago in About the Center | by centercio-admin |
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Getting Higher Business Value from IT: The Non-IT Executive View 3 weeks ago in Visitor Center | by centercio-admin |
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