Management 2026-02-21 ⏱ 1 min read

CTO''s Thinking: Decision Making, Strategy, and Leadership to Drive Technology and Organization

A review of a book on the CTO's way of thinking. It reveals what a technical leader needs to truly function as part of executive leadership, from three angles: technology, business, and relationships. It emphasizes translating technology into business value, the trap of clinging to the 'right' technical answer, and making strategic decisions under uncertainty.

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CTOの思考法 技術と組織を動かす意思決定・戦略・リーダーシップ CTOの思考法 技術と組織を動かす意思決定・戦略・リーダーシップ

CTO's Thinking: Decision Making, Strategy, and Leadership to Drive Technology and Organization is a book that reveals the perspectives necessary for technology leaders to truly function as part of the management team, exploring three aspects: technology, business, and human relationships. It emphasizes the importance of being a 'translator' in how to convert technology into business value and communicate in a common language with other executives like the CEO.

The role of the CTO goes beyond mere technology selection; it encompasses recruitment, fostering organizational culture, and even security and budget management. The book points out the trap that engineers often fall into, which is the fixation on the 'correct answer' in technology, and details strategic thinking on how to make decisions in an uncertain business environment. Ultimately, it provides practical guidance on maximizing the organization's potential through technology as a means to lead the business to success.

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