Who is in charge of all computer assets for an organization?

The individual responsible for all computer assets within an organization is the Chief Information Officer (CIO). This position is primarily focused on overseeing the information technology strategy and ensuring that the IT infrastructure aligns with the organization's goals. The CIO is accountable for managing not just the technology resources but also the policies and procedures that govern the use of these assets, thereby playing a critical role in the organization’s operational efficiency.

The other roles, while they may intersect with IT responsibilities, have different primary focuses. The Chief Technology Officer (CTO) often deals more specifically with the technology and product development aspects, focusing on engineering and architecture rather than the strategic oversight of all computer assets. The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) holds overall responsibility for the entire organization and its business strategy, but does not typically handle the specifics of IT asset management. The Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is tasked with overseeing the security of information and technology systems but does not generally have purview over all computer assets in the way that a CIO does.