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J. Robert Dacey
Senior Information Technology Professional, Consultant and Recreational Sage.
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A results-driven, influential Network and Infrastructure Services Executive with a unique background & diverse leadership experience in the IT Operations, IP communications and Data Center spaces ranging from Service Delivery & Consulting in support of Fortune 500 companies to Operations & Engineering Management ...
A results-driven, influential Network and Infrastructure Services Executive with a unique background & diverse leadership experience in the IT Operations, IP communications and Data Center spaces ranging from Service Delivery & Consulting in support of Fortune 500 companies to Operations & Engineering Management to Solutions Development; An outstanding communicator who is not only able to build trusting, strategic relationships with customers but also able to motivate teams to produce exceptional results; An analytic, creative thinker who possesses exceptional problem-solving skills.
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Dec. 7, 2011
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The obvious answer would be yes, if for no other reason than to ensure there is effective cross-functional communication occurring within the organization.
Maybe a better re-wording of your question should be “What are some ways that CIO’s and CFO’s can work more effectively ... more