Chief Information Officer (CIO)

The Interim Chief Information Officer (CIO) supports companies during phases of transformation, urgency, or restructuring of their information systems. The CIO intervenes to rectify a critical situation, accelerate a strategic project, or secure the IT environment. The mission is to align technologies with business challenges while ensuring the continuity of operations, data security, and team adherence.

The missions vary depending on the company’s needs. The CIO may be tasked with modernizing the IT architecture, leading the deployment of an ERP, reinforcing cybersecurity, or optimizing data exploitation.

Examples of missions:

Structuring and leading IT projects to ensure their alignment with the company's strategic objectives;
Rectifying a failing IT project and getting teams back on track;
Supporting change within teams and facilitating collaboration between IT and business units;
Supporting digital, e-commerce, and social media deployment by integrating the best technological solutions;
Coordinating the implementation of a new ERP to optimize internal processes and data management;
Optimizing data exploitation to improve decision-making and create value from collected information;
Ensuring the reliability and security of information systems by reinforcing the protection of infrastructures and data;
Anticipating and managing IT risks to ensure the continuity of operations and prevent cyber threats.