Talk:Chief technical officer

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[edit] "Business-focused oversight of R&D"

Business-focused oversight of R&D (ensuring the R&D costs are controlled and effective) is only one side of the coin. The R&D advocate role is just as important - an understanding of the impact that poorly-designed business processes could have on innovation and creativity is needed.

[edit] Is it focussed or focused?

Is it focussed or focused?

[edit] Capitolization / article rename

Since this article is about the title, I believe caps are appropriate, as in Major General and the like. Stan 12:50, 6 Apr 2004 (UTC)

Well, the article really belongs under chief technology officer (485,000 Google hits) as opposed to chief technical officer(110,000 Google hits). This term should be lowercased when used to describe the occupation, only uppercased when describing a specific person/position ("Chief Technology Officer of IBM"). -- Netoholic 18:47, 22 Aug 2004 (UTC)

yes the title should definitely be "Chief Technology Officer" Anlace 16:49, 30 September 2006 (UTC)