The IMD Wrap: No more turf wars, or why CDOs should heed the Voice of the CTO

Max reviews how our recent Voice of the CTO series has implications for those beyond a firm’s technology function, and how communication and collaboration between tech, data, and leadership will deliver better results.

Here at WatersTechnology, editor-in-chief Anthony Malakian recently took on an ambitious assignment. Dubbed the Voice of the CTO, Tony interviewed eight chief technology officers from tier-one international banks between October and December last year. The result was a series of five articles looking in depth at the challenges and opportunities facing chief technology officers at large financial firms, and how the CTOs and their teams are tackling them.

The themes covered were: assigning budget

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