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ABOUT US
InformationWeek is the business technology market's foremost multimedia brand. We recognize that business technology executives use various platforms for different reasons throughout the technology decision-making process, and we develop our content accordingly. The real-world IT experience and expertise of our editors, reporters, bloggers, and analysts have earned the trust of our business technology executive audience.
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InformationWeek magazine reaches 440,000 business technology professionals at more than a quarter million unique locations. Our mission is to help CIOs and IT executives define and frame their business technology objectives. Over the last 29 years, IT professionals have responded with unparalleled loyalty.
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InformationWeek.com delivers breaking news, blogs, high-impact image galleries, proprietary research as well as analysis on IT trends, a whitepaper library, video reports and interactive tools, all in a 24/7 environment. InformationWeek.com delivers a series of customizable newsletter offerings and also features a robust mobile content delivery platform for smartphones.
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InformationWeek Research identifies and interprets business technology trends and issues, producing more than 30 studies each year, including proprietary research for every InformationWeek Analytics report. Among its best known surveys is the InformationWeek 500.
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