Should the CDO role be under the purview of the CIO's office at the Pentagon? https://federalnewsnetwork.com/defense-main/2020/01/pentagon-racing-to-establish-new-chief-data-officer-within-cios-office/

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Yes, makes sense as it's a growing role.58%

No, should remain as is.36%

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Yes, this is a critical role in the organization and data security is key. The individual will work across the organization but the roles should report to the CIO.

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