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The CIO Job Profile and Performance Model

Book cover for 'The CIO Job Profile' by Dr. Steven Burrell on higher education.

 

Coming in June 2026


The CIO Job Performance Model 2026 is for aspiring and current CIOs seeking to improve their skills and leadership, as well as for executives who evaluate or mentor them. It provides a transformative framework for technology leadership in higher education, redefining the role from a backend utility provider to a front-line strategic architect. Navigating a "polycrisis" of demographic shifts, financial instability, and rapid AI disruption, the model traces a developmental journey through four maturity levels: the Informaticist, the Strategist, the Transformationalist, and the Integrative Ecosystem Architect. The model integrates 12 essential competency areas, including cyber law, financial stewardship, pedagogy, and AI governance. This framework helps institutions evaluate, develop, and align their IT leadership with their core mission. Ultimately, it provides a blueprint for creating "Blended Executives" who do more than manage systems; they also orchestrate resilient, human-centered digital environments that are crucial for a university's long-term survival and success.


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