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CIOs who work for grocery store chains are undergoing some significant changes in their lives.
It used to be that being a CIO who worked in the grocery business allowed you to focus on such issues as the delivery of items to stores, current inventory levels, and the tracking of food shipments when a contamination was detected. However, that has all been changed. Every year in the U.S. consumers spend over US$800B on grocery store food. More and more of that spending is starting to go online.
Grocery store CIOs need to understand the importance of information technology and adapt to this change or risk being left behind.
By Jim AndersonCIOs who work for grocery store chains are undergoing some significant changes in their lives.
It used to be that being a CIO who worked in the grocery business allowed you to focus on such issues as the delivery of items to stores, current inventory levels, and the tracking of food shipments when a contamination was detected. However, that has all been changed. Every year in the U.S. consumers spend over US$800B on grocery store food. More and more of that spending is starting to go online.
Grocery store CIOs need to understand the importance of information technology and adapt to this change or risk being left behind.