Top utility IT officers

Information technology within utilities has taken on a new dimension. It is about more than hardware and software. The IT departments and those who lead them must be able to implement the corporate vision through their use of high technology. Five chief information officers who are considerd leaders...

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Published inUtility Business Vol. 3; no. 4; p. 30
Main Author Silverstein, Ken
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Overland Park Endeavor Business Media 01.04.2000
Subjects
Automation
Brainerd, Jim
Chief information officers
Competitive local exchange carriers
Customer services
Field representatives
Information technology
Internet
Joksch, Greg
Kensok, Jim
Leadership
Marketing
Metcalfe, Lisa
Natural gas distribution
Personal profiles
Public utilities
Samuel, David
Software
Telecommunications industry
United States > US
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Summary:Information technology within utilities has taken on a new dimension. It is about more than hardware and software. The IT departments and those who lead them must be able to implement the corporate vision through their use of high technology. Five chief information officers who are considerd leaders in their companies and in their fields are profiled: 1. Lisa Metcalfe, Washington Gas; 2. David Samuel, NSTAR Information Services; 3. Jim Brainerd, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power; 4. Greg Joksch, Pac-West Telecom; and Jim Kensok, Avista Corp.
ISSN:1097-6981