Information Transformation

Chief Data Officers are Increasingly Adding Value

Article Talent Management, Leadership, Resource Management 1 May 2018

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Information Transformation: Chief Data Officers are Increasingly Adding Value (2018). PM Network, 32(5), 13.

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Chief data officers (CDOs) are increasingly adding value—and elevating their impact.

HIGHER PRIORITY

Proportion of organizations that have a CDO office:

CDO offices' average number of full-time employees:

WIDER IMPACT

Driving portfolio value is the main priority for CDOs.

CHANGING MINDS

There's still work ahead to get organizations up to speed on the critical role of data.

The top two obstacles for CDO office success:

Source: Chief Data Officer Survey, Gartner, 2017

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