Definition of CTO in English:

CTO

nounsiːtiːˈəʊˌsēˌtēˈō

A chief technology (or technical) officer, a senior executive with responsibility for managing the technological requirements of a company or other institution.
Example sentencesExamples
- The CTO is overseeing a quick modernization of T-Mobile's network before the mobile operator starts rolling out its LTE pipeline next year.
- If a start-up is yet to hire a CTO, the highest geek on that firm's food chain may be jockeying for the role.
- The new hire will jointly report to the CTO and Head of Trading and will be expected to focus on providing improvements in automation processes through efficient software design.
- His technical genius and passion for solving hard problems makes him the ideal CTO.
- The CTO's office works closely with the chief strategy office to provide technological assessment and direction.
- This is a quote from the then CTO of British Telecom, responsible for their FTTN rollout.
- Today's CTO must keep those timeless priorities in mind when selecting technology with high-quality user experiences.
- How do a CEO and CTO get along?
- He held the same role at Walt Disney and was also CTO at General Motors.
- The equity partners are all experienced technical types - data experts, CTOs and chief scientists - currently or formerly at tech giants like VMware and Facebook.

Definition of CTO in US English:

CTO

nounˌsēˌtēˈō

A chief technology (or technical) officer, a senior executive with responsibility for managing the technological requirements of a company or other institution.
Example sentencesExamples
- The CTO's office works closely with the chief strategy office to provide technological assessment and direction.
- He held the same role at Walt Disney and was also CTO at General Motors.
- His technical genius and passion for solving hard problems makes him the ideal CTO.
- This is a quote from the then CTO of British Telecom, responsible for their FTTN rollout.
- The CTO is overseeing a quick modernization of T-Mobile's network before the mobile operator starts rolling out its LTE pipeline next year.
- The new hire will jointly report to the CTO and Head of Trading and will be expected to focus on providing improvements in automation processes through efficient software design.
- If a start-up is yet to hire a CTO, the highest geek on that firm's food chain may be jockeying for the role.
- Today's CTO must keep those timeless priorities in mind when selecting technology with high-quality user experiences.
- How do a CEO and CTO get along?
- The equity partners are all experienced technical types - data experts, CTOs and chief scientists - currently or formerly at tech giants like VMware and Facebook.

单词	CTO
释义	Definition of CTO in English: CTO nounsiːtiːˈəʊˌsēˌtēˈō A chief technology (or technical) officer, a senior executive with responsibility for managing the technological requirements of a company or other institution. Example sentencesExamples The CTO is overseeing a quick modernization of T-Mobile's network before the mobile operator starts rolling out its LTE pipeline next year. If a start-up is yet to hire a CTO, the highest geek on that firm's food chain may be jockeying for the role. The new hire will jointly report to the CTO and Head of Trading and will be expected to focus on providing improvements in automation processes through efficient software design. His technical genius and passion for solving hard problems makes him the ideal CTO. The CTO's office works closely with the chief strategy office to provide technological assessment and direction. This is a quote from the then CTO of British Telecom, responsible for their FTTN rollout. Today's CTO must keep those timeless priorities in mind when selecting technology with high-quality user experiences. How do a CEO and CTO get along? He held the same role at Walt Disney and was also CTO at General Motors. The equity partners are all experienced technical types - data experts, CTOs and chief scientists - currently or formerly at tech giants like VMware and Facebook. Definition of CTO in US English: CTO nounˌsēˌtēˈō A chief technology (or technical) officer, a senior executive with responsibility for managing the technological requirements of a company or other institution. Example sentencesExamples The CTO's office works closely with the chief strategy office to provide technological assessment and direction. He held the same role at Walt Disney and was also CTO at General Motors. His technical genius and passion for solving hard problems makes him the ideal CTO. This is a quote from the then CTO of British Telecom, responsible for their FTTN rollout. The CTO is overseeing a quick modernization of T-Mobile's network before the mobile operator starts rolling out its LTE pipeline next year. The new hire will jointly report to the CTO and Head of Trading and will be expected to focus on providing improvements in automation processes through efficient software design. If a start-up is yet to hire a CTO, the highest geek on that firm's food chain may be jockeying for the role. Today's CTO must keep those timeless priorities in mind when selecting technology with high-quality user experiences. How do a CEO and CTO get along? The equity partners are all experienced technical types - data experts, CTOs and chief scientists - currently or formerly at tech giants like VMware and Facebook.
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