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CIO and CFO of iBeam Solutions, Paul Bursey recounts how his efforts saved four children's lives.
Former CIO for advertising agency Leo Burnett, Ron Orrick is now an IT consultant for Eastbay, a sneaker and athletic apparel catalog.
CIO of Lockheed Martin, Joe Cleveland was one of the earliest enterprise adopters of the RIM Blackberry.
Russ Finney, Vice President and CIO of Tokyo Electron America, didn't move mountains to acheive success but he did climb one.
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Luther Garcia, global head of e-commerce for London-based online travel site LastMinute.com, is always working.
A manufacturing company IT director describes how to make the switch to open source.
Janice Newell, Vice President and CIO for Group Health Cooperative, reveals how having surgery contributed to the implementation of a new clinical system.
Former CIO for Scott Paper, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and (briefly) the FBI, Darwin A. John is considered one of the first people ever to be called a CIO.
No one ever said being a CIO was easy. And over the past few years, it rarely has been. But at least it hasn't been dull.
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