Significados de chief digital officer en inglés

At NBC News, she served as senior vice president and chief digital officer.

The government's chief digital officer, Paul James, acknowledged the error would dent public trust.

Coincidentally, News Corp, Murdoch's holding company, announced the departure of its chief digital officer, Jonathan Miller.

Mr MacDonald was also the government's chief information officer (now chief digital officer) at the time.

But not Julie Bornstein, the chief marketing officer and chief digital officer of Sephora, the global cosmetics juggernaut.

Some of his responsibilities at the Guardian will be taken on by acting chief digital officer Aron Pilhofer.

Pinsight will continue to work with Sprint after the deal, said Rob Roy, Sprint's chief digital officer, in a statement.

A new electronics communications code designed to ease the rollout has backfired, according to Theo Blackwell, London's chief digital officer.

Last month, President Obama announced that former Twitter and Medium executive Jason Goldman would become the country's first chief digital officer.

Before joining Twitter Schiller was the chief digital officer for NBC News and had previously been CEO and president of NPR.

He was president of Sling Media's Entertainment Group, and before that was chief digital officer at Viacom Inc's VIAb.N MTV Networks.

The White House chief digital officer stepped down in February after failing to pass an FBI background check, according to Politico.

However the Privacy Commissioner said those using it had to abide by strict safety rules set by the government's chief digital officer.

Brisbane had become the second city in the world after New York to create the position of chief digital officer in July 2012.

Matthew Rice, chief digital officer of the homeland security department taskforce, agreed that authorities struggled to persuade people at risk of becoming radicalised.

RTÉ is standing down the role of chief digital officer after Múirne Laffan on Thursday announced her decision to leave the broadcaster next month.