SCTE in Search for CTO

By bgrstaff | Published: March 3, 2010

SCTE (www.scte.org) has created an opening for a chief technology officer, and has instituted a search process to identify potential candidates for the position. The CTO, who will report directly to SCTE President/CEO Mark Dzuban, will be responsible for driving technical leadership and innovation that can help the cable industry achieve several critical goals: Further honing the skills of the industry’s field engineers; maximizing value and return from current cable network architectures; and helping to develop the standards that will be critical to operators and programmers as they deploy next-generation services.

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