Business Focus Energizes CIO

Ask an Xcel Energy Inc executive what powers the company's IT strategy, and the answer is clear: VP and CIO Ray Gogel and his business-centric philosophy. In fact, it was Gogel's grasp of business that landed him the top IT job at Xcel Energy, which serves more than 3 million electricity c...

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Chairman of the board
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Coal-fired power plants
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Customer services
Electric power
Electricity
Electricity distribution
Energy
Energy industry
Executives
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Leadership
Natural gas
Outsourcing
Power marketers
Technological change
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