Stephen J. Andriole
Abstract
What do CEOs expect from technology? What do they expect from their technology leaders? How should technology leaders "brand" themselves? Today'stechnology leaders would do best to learn the specific leadership skills required to meet IT's ever-changing challenges.
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Index Terms
- The 7 habits of highly effective technology leaders
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