Dec 7, 2017, 2:07 PM
(from Information Week) Traditionally, CFOs and CIOs have been somewhat at odds because CIOs must continually invest in technologies and CFOs are ultimately responsible for financial performance. In today's highly competitive business environment, CIOs and CFOs need to partner at a strategic level to drive growth and enable organizational agility. The CFO and CIO should "come together to drive more innovation at a faster clip in a more efficient way," said the CFO of a data science company. Empathy for the other person's role is critical. "I can sometimes be a propeller head, but to think more as a partnership, that's where folks sometimes get stuck."
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