How has the role of the federal CIO changed?

WFED\'s Max Cacas reports.

How has the job of the federal agency CIO changed?

It has been 14 years since Congress approved the Clinger-Cohen Act, which, among other things, created the position of chief information officer.

So, how do today’s CIOs feel about what they do and how they do it?

A panel of federal CIOs talked about this earlier today at the National Press Club.

Federal News Radio’s Max Cacas was there and brings us the latest.

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