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CIOs say that technology is changing 'too fast,' even as the rise of the cloud and the risk of cyberattack makes them more important — and more visible — than ever

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The report by Edelman, the public relations firm, was based on a survey of about 400 CIOs in the US, the UK, China and Singapore. The report was based on a survey of 400 CIOs in the US, the UK, China and Singapore in different industries and organizations. Sanjay Nair, Edelman's global technology sector chair, said CIOs see themselves being accountable to more groups.

The way CIOs view their role and the pace of tech change depends on where they are. For example, most CIOs in the US and Singapore, or roughly 70% in each country, said their jobs have changed dramatically over the past five years, compared to only 34% of CIOs in China and 57% in the UK. In the '80s and '90s, CIOs were mainly concerned were generally involved with managing office PCs, servers, and networks, and making decisions on which software applications, including anti-virus systems, to deploy.

 

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