Executive Essentials for CIO Sample Clauses

The 'Executive Essentials for CIO' clause outlines the key responsibilities, authorities, and resources required by the Chief Information Officer (CIO) to effectively fulfill their role within an organization. This clause typically specifies the decision-making powers, access to information, and support structures necessary for the CIO to oversee IT strategy, cybersecurity, and digital transformation initiatives. By clearly defining these essentials, the clause ensures that the CIO has the necessary tools and authority to drive technology leadership and align IT operations with organizational goals, thereby reducing ambiguity and supporting effective executive performance.
Executive Essentials for CIO. FORRESTER EXECUTIVE ESSENTIALS: Each Forrester Executive Essentials Membership License purchased is a User License that entitles its holder to: (a) participation in the specified Forrester Executive Program; (b) access to the BT Research Content, M&S Research Content and AOC Exclusive Research Content in accordance with the Framework Agreement, Call-Off Contract and the product terms herein; (c) unlimited Analyst Inquiry with the Forrester analysts producing the BT Research Content, M&S Research Content and AOC Exclusive Research Content; (d) participation in Forrester Webinars with the Forrester analysts producing the BT Research Content, M&S Research Content and AOC Exclusive Research Content held during the term of the Order Form; (e) Research Inquiry; (f) Click and Share; (g) access to a dedicated executive partner; and (h) attendance to one (1) Forrester Forum held during the term of the Order Form. The Membership License holder may designate one (1) named Deputy to participate in the following Executive Essentials activities: Advisor Check-ins, Analyst Inquiries, and Group Peer Exchanges, provided the license holder initiates and concurrently participates in such activities. The Deputy may not be changed without ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ prior approval, except that Buyer may substitute a Deputy upon notice to Forrester if: (1) a Deputy leaves Buyer’s employ or is no longer a direct report of the Executive Essentials Membership License holder; or (2) a Deputy’s job function has substantially changed, so that such Deputy’s access to the foregoing select activities is no longer deemed necessary by Buyer.
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