#FollowFriday: The top social links shared with CIOs this week

First off, some free consulting via Twitter. You expect third-pary experts to be blunt, but I liked the use of imagery here to make a more pronounced wake-up call:

This research analyst’s peek inside his business is a revealing sign of the times. I wonder if Canadian IT leaders are experiencing the same challenges?

Maybe this will be the new trend — CIOs apologizing for missing an event via social media rather than e-mail.

Of all the CIO resources I came across this week, this seemed like something that might be worth a look:

And finally, this has the feel of an affirmation more than an insight, but it’s nice to see a CIO putting this kind of thing out there:

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