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Louis Gutierrez took over Peter Quinn's old job as Massachusetts State CIO yesterday. He also got a major vote of confidence from Computerworld Editor-in-Chief Don Tennant, who says that, " If anyone can calm things down and get Massachusetts' IT priorities back on track, it's Gutierrez."
Louis Gutierrez's took his place in Peter Quinn's old office for the first time yesterday, assuming the reins of Massachusetts IT policy as the Bay State's new CIO. If I were Louis, I would probably have donned my body armor that morning, and had more than a little trepidation about what the day might hold in store for me. I don't know what his day was actually like, but I do know that there are a lot of people wishing him well and hoping he'll succeed. One such person, as it turns out, is Don Tennant, the Editor-in-Chief of Computerworld who wrote a gracious and extremely complementary welcome" article to Louis.
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