What Does an Information Officer Do?

The Chief Information Officer of the United States Government provides advice and assistance on the development of information technology to heads of government departments and other senior management personnel, and guides and supervises the implementation of information technology-related affairs in this department. To ensure the successful implementation of the department's informatization; to develop and maintain a stable and overall informatization structure for the department, to effectively manage information resources, and to improve the operation of the department's information resources management.