Adriana Karaboutis
VP & Global CIO
Dell
Symposium Roles
Speaker/Panelist 2014CIO Award Finalist 2014
Panels Participated in
Bio
Adriana (Andi) Karaboutis was appointed Vice President and Global Chief Information Officer for Dell in November 2011. In this role, she is responsible for managing an efficient and innovative global IT enterprise focused on enabling the transformation of Dell into an end-to-end solutions provider. She has been with Dell since March 2010.
Prior to her appointment as Global CIO, Ms. Karaboutis was vice president of IT supporting Dell’s product groups, manufacturing, procurement and supply chain operations. Previous to Dell, Ms. Karaboutis spent over 20 years at General Motors and Ford Motor Company in various international leadership positions in both business operations and IT.
Ms. Karaboutis received a B.S. in Computer Science as a Merit Scholar from Wayne State University, and has completed the accelerated Marketing Strategy Program at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business.
“To be recognized as a finalist for the MIT Sloan CIO Leadership Award is a tremendous distinction in an industry full of merit. The award is a reflection of the innovative work the Dell IT team continually delivers to create business value for Dell.”
Press Coverage
- Dell CIO: Stop asking the business what it wants and start 'futuring'
- Dell IT wrangles consumerization with mobile apps store
- Dell IT finds overlap between internal and external customer demands
- What does it take to be a CIO: Passion and coding skills
- The Digital Enterprise, Whatever It Is, Will Require Better Data
- Dell CIO's stint on business side was her 'best IT training'
- Preparing for the digital future, leading in the digital present
- CIOs trumpet top-down, proactive digital enterprise security
- Judging the MIT Sloan CIO Leadership Award
- The 2014 MIT Sloan CIO Leadership Awards
- MIT CIO Symposium: Disruption, Immersion Key for CIOs
- Preparing for the next digital revolution at the MIT Sloan CIO Symposium
- The CIO and the Digital Revolution: Notes from the MIT Sloan CIO Symposium
- Customer empowerment shifts enterprises' focus, sparks innovation
- MIT CIO Symposium Examines Need for Proactive Enterprise IT Innovation
- CIOs Avoid Being ‘Targeted’ Through Security Models
- Daimler Trucks Tapping Internet of Things For Predictive Maintenance
- Leading the digital enterprise: Five tips on how to get there
- Movers and Shakers: Lindsey Anderson, Chair of The MIT Sloan CIO Symposium
- MIT Sloan CIO Symposium Names Leading Chief Information Officers as Finalists for the 2014 CIO Leadership Award
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