In a recent Forbes article, Steve Andriole, a professor of business technology at Villanova School of Business, argues that the traditional Chief Information Officer (CIO)—who focused on managing the technology infrastructure and big applications for a single, centralized organization—is necessary but not sufficient for success in the 21st century. These Chief "Infrastructure" Officers, he argues, need to support Digital Business Officers (DBOs) focused on technology-driven business transformation. In contrast to CIOs who sit within the bunker of centralized IT, DBOs lead business-process disruption at the business unit level.