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IT Business Edge has a list of today's 50 common IT titles (scroll down and left to see list)
So, in next 3 years what are chances we will see titles like
Mashup Services Coordinator
Enterprise Virtualizer
iPhone Coordinator
Utility Computing/Shared Services Manager
Facebook Coordinator
Sensor Portfolio Director
Wiki Master
Workday Systems Liaison
Global Sourcing Coordinator
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From my work with companies around decision management you could see "Chief Decision Officers" responsible for how decisions are made in information systems (similarly "Decision Architects")
Besides those how about Service Orchestrator or Biometric Security Analyst?
JT
http://www.edmblog.com
http://www.smartenoughsystems.com
Posted by: Carole-Ann Matignon | August 30, 2007 at 03:39 PM
"Shared Services Manager" has existed here in Europe for quite a while.
"Facebook coordinator" and "Wiki master" exist in the same way that "MS Exchange administrator" does...
... tend to get called "community manager" and "Knowledge management / Intranet manager" in the same way that the Exchange op tends to get called "Email administrator" rather than having a product-specific title.
And "Global sourcing" has been around in Europe for a LONG time.
Posted by: Mark Harrison | February 02, 2008 at 05:23 PM
My title is Director of Connection (primarily marketing & strategy). We also have a Director of Order and Reason, who is an unusual connection of HR/facilitation and coordination.
I like the idea of forming the title to the person over the position--though that is definitely an easier thing to do at smaller design firms than large corporations.
Posted by: Cathy Hutchison | July 17, 2008 at 10:08 AM
I love iPhone Coordinator and Wiki Master. How about a Digg Digger. I am going to add them to www.jobtitles.org (Funny Job Titles) or should I say Upcoming Job Titles.
Posted by: Karan Goyal | July 28, 2008 at 03:30 PM