How 7 Hall of Fame CIOs thrive by evolving

CIO Hall of Fame inductee Randy Sloan started his career in the mid-1980s -- the days of the mainframe -- when IT focused on automating processes and keeping computers humming.For many technologists back then, those tasks were enough. Sloan, though, had other ideas. He wanted to contribute more."When I started my career, I was a programmer. I loved the technology. But I had an inflection point. I realized that what I really like to do is solve business problems," he says. Sloan's insight came as