It can be said the CFO and CIO are rowing in the same boat – they have a shared destination (success for the business), but differing priorities can mean sometimes each is rowing at a different pace, or even in a different direction. In addition, since each sits in a different position, they can identify obstacles and opportunities on their side of the boat that their partner may not see as clearly.
According to a recent Censuswide survey of more than 400 CFOs and CIOs across North Ameri...
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