CIO Review
CIOReview is an American technology magazine[1], which shares the industry experts’ knowledge and business mavens’ experience. Published as a monthly, CIOReview has two versions—print and digital. Its monthlies feature top vendors catering solutions to enterprises in a broad gamut of industries that include capital markets, oil & gas, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, banking and insurance, and utilities.
CIOReview follows a systematic approach while zeroing in on a vendor for the special monthly listings[2]. Its editorial board and an industry panel, which comprises of CEOs, CIOs, VCs, and analysts, assess the solution on numerous parameters. Evidently, CIOReview relies on an impartial expert opinion unlike other technology magazines that express an inclination towards a particular technology or solution. As it is technology-driven, the editorial board of CIOReview ascribes more significance to the robustness of functionalities of the technology solution and analyzes how a solution can be equally useful for a small, medium, and large enterprise. The magazine publishes special editions for platforms like Cisco, SAP, Salesforce and many others. As CIOReview’s network of article contributors comprises of top business decision-makers, readers gain industry insights and futuristic as well as panoramic view of market trends and conditions. With a diverse base of contributors, CIOReview has become a significant source of technological knowledge for overcoming intricacies in the application of technologies as varied as data analytics and virtualization. A reader can also harp on industry knowledge made available by CIOReview through the white papers. In recent years, its online version breaks out industry news and shares primers about business functioning.
From the online and print and digital versions of CIOReview, numerous companies share updates about product launches and events. The magazine connects with its global audience and updates them on industry trends and developments through weekly email newsletter. The magazine has created womenintechreview.com [3] to increase the participation of women.
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