
How well do you know the big boys?
By silicon.com
Published: 14 June 2007 12:40 GMT
They're leaders, influencers, innovators and strategists. They're at the top of the IT tree. And for the first time, silicon.com names them - the UK's top 50 CIOs.
In our exclusive CIO50 special report, we choose the top UK CIOs - and provide in-depth analysis on how to be the best IT chief today.
But how well do you know these IT leaders?
We're running a competition to test your CIO50 knowledge. The prize: an iPod Nano.
Just read the CIO50 profiles and answer these three questions:
Send your entry to editorial@silicon.com marked 'CIO50 competition' in the subject line no later than 12:00(BST) on Wednesday, 21 June 2007.
(No cash, or alternative prize, is available. The decision of the silicon.com editorial team is final and no correspondence will be entered into.)
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