English abbreviation of enterprise management personnel

Interpretation: the highest technical decision maker of an enterprise.

Responsible for the technical route formulation and technical architecture design of the company's software products or implementation projects, and provide implementation guidance;

Responsible for the system architecture test design of the company's software products or implementation projects;

2. Chief Operating Officer (COO);

Interpretation: Corporate culture is also a productive force. At present, few domestic enterprises oppose it, and the chief cultural officer's unshirkable main function is to build the most efficient corporate culture.

The first batch of corporate chief cultural officers have appeared in China, and according to the definition of Zhang Guangzhao, president of China Corporate Culture Promotion Association, CCO's main function in enterprises is to coordinate corporate culture construction and help employees establish corporate core values.

3. Chief Brand Officer)； of 3.CBO;

Interpretation: He is a senior official in modern organizations (including enterprises, governments or other organizations) who is responsible for brand strategy management and operation, and communicates internally and externally on behalf of CEO on corporate image, brand and culture. CBO is not only a professional, but also a special talent.

Because he is no longer just a communicator, but also a participant in enterprise value design and the person in charge of enterprise brand asset management. According to international practice, the chief brand officer is the vice-president level leader of the enterprise.

4. CFO (Chief Financial Officer? ) chief financial officer;

Interpretation: CFO is the "growth version" of corporate finance director. Of course, in essence, the real significance of CFO in modern governance structure is not the change of its name and the granting of official positions, but the acquisition of its responsibilities and authority and the real play of its role in management.

5. Chief architect Cao (chief administrative officer);

Interpretation: the highest technical decision maker of an enterprise.

Responsible for the technical route formulation and technical architecture design of the company's software products or implementation projects, and provide implementation guidance; Responsible for the system architecture test design of the company's software products or implementation projects.

6.CTO Chief Technology Officer (CTO);

Interpretation: CTO (? Chief technology officer) is the highest person in charge of technology in an enterprise. This name became popular in America in the1980s. It originated from large companies that did a lot of research, such as General Electric, AT & amp； T, ALCOA, whose main responsibility is to turn scientific research results into profitable products.

7.CIO (Chief Information Officer) Chief Information Officer;

Interpretation: As early as the late 1980s, more than 30% of the world's top 500 enterprises had CIOs. The CIO is responsible for formulating the policies and standards of the company's informatization, determining the implementation procedures and methods, uniformly leading the construction of the enterprise's internal information system, formulating the overall plan, coordinating the relationship between departments, and ensuring the smooth flow of information.

With the enrichment of CIO's connotation, another task now is to use modern technology to capture and collect information and realize the rational allocation of information resources.