Next-Generation CIO: The Change Catalyst

Over the last decade, IT has outgrown its supporting role in a company’s operations to become a key enabler of all business functions. Nowadays, IT is such an integral part of any business that financial results have become highly dependent on it.

Joe Kornik | November 21, 2010

By Gabriel Schild, Dennis Kolenbrander and Andrew Bruininga

Next-Generation CIO: The Change CatalystGabriel Schild is a senior manager of consulting and leads Cognizant Business Consulting in the Benelux and Nordics regions. Dennis Kolenbrander is a manager of consulting and focuses on business and technology alignment. Andrew Bruininga is a senior consultant and specializes in the use of technology in the Financial Services sector. All three authors  are with Cognizant Consulting.

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