Chief Information Officers: Ensuring Strong Leadership and an Effective Council
T-AIMD-98-22
Published: Oct 27, 1997. Publicly Released: Oct 27, 1997.
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GAO discussed the importance of having strong agency chief information officers (CIO) and an effective CIO Council, focusing on its study of how leading private- and public-sector organizations control system development projects and successfully apply technology to improve their performance, which identified a specific set of strategic practices that these organizations use to improve performance through information management.
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Chief financial officersChief information officersFederal advisory bodiesFederal agency reorganizationFederal CIO CouncilInformation resources managementInformation systemsManagement reengineeringStrategic information systems planningInformation management