+ Follow ROBERTO ALMAZORA Tag
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A proponent of IT as an enabler, Almazora is only the second person to be named CIO for Meralco. Virgilio Flordeliza, Meralco’s first CIO, retired last June 30.
"Being a CIO is not about technology per se, but about leveraging the right technology to support business strategy and actively participating in formulating that strategy.
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ROBERTO ALMAZORA
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September 6, 2015 - 10:00am
