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 Presenting the 2004 InformationWeek 500
For 16 years, the InformationWeek 500 has tracked the technology practices of the nation's most innovative companies. Documenting the business-technology strategies, investments, and administrative practices of some of America's best-known companies, this study offers a unique opportunity to understand and benchmark your company's IT approach against the most innovative users of technology. In fact, the InformationWeek 500 is the most detailed source of industry-specific IT budget information around. Compare your company's initiatives against the businesses in one or more of the 21 industries examined in this study or across the full 500.
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Compare your company's business-technology strategy and investment to the leaders in IT innovation -- the InformationWeek 500 -- with our free and confidential research tool. It's an unparalled opportunity to examine the business-technology practices of companies using technology in innovative ways.
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Take a closer look at one or more of the InformationWeek 500's 21 industries. We've researched the essential facts you need to understand the latest IT trends, strategies, and investments affecting the biggest and the best companies in these key sectors of the economy.
GO TO THE INDUSTRY BREAKDOWN
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A New Approach To Tough Times: So What?
Now's the time for IT execs to focus on fundamentals, teamwork, and hard work.
By Bette Walker, VP and CIO, Delphi Corp |
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Times Are Better,
Thanks To IT
Applying best practices speeds performance, reduces costs, and smooths the road ahead.
By David Kepler, Corporate VP, shared services, CIO, Dow Chemical Co. |
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Are You Aligned?
Tips for making sure your business and IT objectives are in sync--and stay that way.
By Tim Stanley, Senior VP and CIO, Harrah's Entertainment Inc.
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