For many medium-sized businesses, a full-time CIO is expensive and unnecessary. Yet making strategic IT decisions without senior leadership is risky. CIO-as-a-Service fills that gap.
How does the model work?
An experienced CIO works as part of your team for an agreed number of hours per month. Responsibilities include strategy meetings, budget decisions, supplier discussions and oversight of major projects.
Who is it for?
- Companies with 50–500 employees that need an IT strategy but do not yet need a full-time CIO
- Businesses establishing an IT structure during growth
- Organizations whose digital transformation projects need leadership
- Teams needing senior guidance for ISO / KVKK compliance projects
Benefits and limitations
The benefit is strategic leadership at around a quarter of the cost of a full-time CIO. The limitation is that the service focuses on strategy and direction, not daily operations. It supports your team rather than replacing it.
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