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Mitch Wagner
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Get The Latest InformationWeek Analytics Audio Report: The InformationWeek 500

This week, we have a very special InformationWeek Analytics Audio report: The InformationWeek 500. Listen in to find out how the most innovative and productive enterprises are using IT to create business value.

This week, we have a very special InformationWeek Analytics Audio report: The InformationWeek 500. Listen in to find out how the most innovative and productive enterprises are using IT to create business value.From Web 2.0 to globalization to virtualization, it's wise to keep an eye on what others are doing. This report takes a look at the initiatives and strategies these 500 companies are employing to pave the way to technology innovation. And when you're done listening to the report, download the free PDF version. The PDF is easier to refer to and pass along than an audiobook, and it includes charts and graphics obviously not included in the audio version.

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