As 2011 comes to a close, it’s clear that cloud computing will soon be ubiquitous across the enterprise. As IT departments adopt the technology, they must also adapt their roles and responsibilities in order to manage the business’ cloud services for security, stability and productivity reasons. We’ve been doing a lot of thinking around the idea of the Modern CIO lately, and were excited to see the issue picked up (again) by Forbes in an article by Joe McKendrick. In the article, McKendrick discusses how the widespread use of cloud computing is bringing change to IT leadership positions. Writes McKendrick: As a result of the shift to cloud, there is growing demand for professionals and managers that are more focused on business development than they are in application development. There will be greater opportunities for enterprise architects, and some offshoots will include cloud architects, cloud capacity planners, cloud.