Technology vendors lead the way in appointing new cadre of CIO - and they happen to be women This article is sponsored by:
Seven major enterprise technology vendors have women CIOs, as diversity awareness grows in the tech sector

Seven major enterprise technology vendors have women CIOs, as diversity awareness grows in the tech sector
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Guru has expanded its knowledge management platform to help organizations disseminate key messages to employees in a more personalized and engaging manner than the intranets of old.
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