CIO India - January 2014

In this issue

#NewAgeBusiness

Four Indian businesses decide to stop merely talking about social media and do something with it. Their stories show you what you could be missing out on.

PLUS
THE STATE OF THE CIO 2014 ANNUAL SURVEY

A bad economy, a shrinking job market, and an underperforming rupee seem to have jolted CIOs in 2013.Shaken, CIOs aren\'t as optimistic about the next year as they normally are. Their bleak outlook around compensation, IT budgets, the business and their roles are clear indicators of their growing scepticism. Read the complete study developed with the inputs of 386 IT Leaders from across India.

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CIO India is a relevant and timely source of technology and management issues for CIOs and other high-level IT executives. With award winning editorial focused exclusively on CIOs and their role, readers feel a sense of ownership – that CIO India is their magazine.

Within the pages of CIO India, readers find easily navigable, topic-specific columns, features and departments. With a peer to-peer focus, CIO India's highly experienced editorial staff provides leadership-oriented, relevant and timely insight and decision support.

CIO India is published by IDG Media Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of IDG Inc (USA).

IDG is the largest technology media, events and research company in the world with a presence in more than 97 countries. Today, IDG worldwide features more than 460 websites, 200 print publications and produces over 700 events.

​In 2004, IDG set up the India subsidiary, IDG Media Private Limited, to further its committment to provide the best information and to help expand the market for information technology through locally relevant products.