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William R. Synnott
William R. (Bill) Synnott (Dec. 29, 1929 - Nov. 13, 2010) was an American organizational theorist, Vice President of Bank of Boston, author, consultant and lecturer, known for his work in the field of computer technology in business in the 1980s.〔Earl, Michael J. "Experiences in strategic information systems planning." ''MIS quarterly'' (1993): 1-24.〕〔Boynton, Andrew C., Robert W. Zmud, and Gerry C. Jacobs. "The influence of IT management practice on IT use in large organizations." ''Mis Quarterly'' (1994): 299-318.〕
== Biography ==
Born in Fall River, Massachusetts to William and Marie (Labrie) Synnott in 1929, Synnott obtained his BA from Boston University, his MA from Rutgers Stonier Graduate School of Banking, and his MBA at Harvard Business School in the 1950s.〔"William R. 'Bill' Synnott Obituary," ''Naples Daily News,'' Nov. 21, 2010. ((online at ''Legacy.com ). Accessed 01-03-2015.)〕
Synnott came into prominence in the 1980s when he was head of Management Information Systems at the Bank of Boston, now BankBoston, where he coined the term Chief Information Officer (CIO).〔Paul A. Strassmann. ''Corporate Information Systems,'' p. 2007. p. 126.〕 In 1994 he retired at the Bank of Boston as Vice President, and continued to work as consultant and lecturer, especially in Asia. At the Hong Kong Polytechnic University he developed their first MBA program.〔
In the 1980s Synnott became known for his work on computer technology in business. He wrote two books and a series of articles, and chaired the Boston Chapter of the Society for Information Management in 1982.
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