Difference between CIO and CTO?

[TseTse]

CIO is usually over the IT department internally. A CTO is usually over product development.

For example, Cisco has a CTO that is responsible for operations concerning the deveopment, marketing, and sales of its products to its customers. They have a CIO which is incharge of internal IT procedures, policies, and operations.

Huh.

I learned something this morning!

 

[Technetium]

Yes,

I am in Southlake right now.

cool cool

 

[Brasstax]

I do know how to buy a car (I got a great deal on mine)
I do know how to use a Treo
I do know what my job is supposed to be

I am just pointing out that you have posted a lot of "How do I" type threads on TW. I can link them for you if you want. Don't get all hoity toity high and mighty now that you are a bigshot CTO or CIO. You will be asking TW how to do shit again soon. Mark my fucking words. MARK THEM, I say.

Grats, BTW.

 

[Scud]

I am just pointing out that you have posted a lot of "How do I" type threads on TW. I can link them for you if you want. Don't get all hoity toity high and mighty now that you are a bigshot CTO or CIO. You will be asking TW how to do shit again soon. Mark my fucking words. MARK THEM, I say.

Grats, BTW.

 

[UgotME]

grats scud!!
now demand a 6 dig pay near 1/2 a mil!!!

 

[Moker]

grats scud!!
now demand a 6 dig pay near 1/2 a mil!!! and buy moker a ps3