This year's InformationWeek 500 is our 11th annual listing of the most innovative users of IT. This issue covers 20 vertical industries with stories analyzing technology trends as well as charts that profile each company in the listing. The charts are available in PDF (Portable Document Format) with Adobe Acrobat Reader (see details below). Please note, the files are not available in spreadsheet format. Want to know how your company compares to those industry leaders? Check out our updated InformationWeek 500 Innovation Advisor, an online application that lets you benchmark your company's use of IT against those companies surveyed. |
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The InformationWeek 500 all share a bold willingness to take fresh approaches to IT Distributor uses IT to provide instant satisfaction to customers. Businesses invest larger share of budgets for technology, E-commerce Businesses are realizing that to stay competitive, they have to become more responsive to their customers, using IT to keep them satisfied and loyal By Bob Violino IT and business competition at the turn of the century By Howard A. Rubin It takes challenging and meaningful work to keep IT staff happy. By Robert A. Zawacki Time spent fixing Y2K problems is yielding improved and simplified IT practices By Leon A. Kappelman
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- The Government CIO 25: These influential and accomplished government IT leaders are finding ways to be cost efficient and still innovate.
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