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Changing role an responsibilities of CIO - Case Study Questions 1, 2, & 3. See the attached file.

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Solution provide analysis of how the role an responsibilities of CIO is changing in global environment.

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Through CIO's involvement organizations are developing better understanding of technical aspects customer demands.

1. Role and responsibilities of CIO's are changing according to the changing market scenario. They are adopting customer centric approach, stepping out of the office to meet and understand customer demands so that they can offer best products and services to them. They are now more involved in business than before and playing a role of functional business leaders in the company. Their involvement in this area is helping companies develop and offer differentiated and innovative products in the market.

Yes, I agree with the new role of the CIO's as globalization has made the market more volatile, challenging and difficult. If a company doesn't come ...

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