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But generally a CIO is responsible for technologies that run a business internally while a CTO is responsible for technologies that grow the business externally. An article from Oracleâs ProfIT magazine explains the distinction between the two roles in larger organizations.
Mega-yawn. CIOs fill a very important role, itâs just no one knows what. Well, todayâs podcast will outline the four things you want from your CIO (and probably donât get). CIOs have popped up everywhere in the last 15 years. But what does a CIO do? Hereâs my take. First, CIOs say âNoâ to advances in technology. Techies love toys. They do. Itâs how theyâre wired. Theyâll want the latest and greatest, believing New means Better. The Chief Information Officerâs job is to push back. New technology doesnât necessarily make things easier or cheaper; sometimes new technology doesnât even work. The CIO must ensure new technology will really make things things more efficient.