InformationWeek 500: How The InformationWeek 500 Are Selected

What goes into putting our rankings together.

Heather Vallis, Contributor

September 9, 2010

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Now in its 22nd year, the InformationWeek 500 recognizes business technology teams that have made a demonstrable impact on the way their organizations do business.

To be ranked, companies with revenue of $250 million or more must complete a rigorous application on their technology strategies. The process is quantitative and qualitative. Applications are reviewed by a panel of InformationWeek editors, who determine the final ranking. The data is aggregated across all InformationWeek 500 companies and by industry; individual company data isn't disclosed without permission.

The 2011 InformationWeek 500 application period opens in January. You can pre-register at informationweek.com/500/preregister. For more information, visit the Resource Center at informationweek.com/iw500. You can send questions to [email protected].

The InformationWeek 500 Analytics report, which includes all the aggregated data from the survey, can be downloaded free, for a limited time, at informationweek.com/analytics/2010/500.

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Heather Vallis

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Heather Vallis is Managing Editor, Research at InformationWeek. Prior to joining the InformationWeek editorial staff in November 2007, she was Senior Research Manager for UBM Tech’s Business Technology Group, and managed sales and marketing research for several publications including Network Computing, Intelligent Enterprise, and Secure Enterprise. Before coming to UBM Tech in 1996, she worked for Thurston Arthritis Research Center at UNC-Chapel Hill and was on the editorial staff of the medical journal, Arthritis Care & Research. Heather holds a BA in Political Science from Boston College and was on the American Business Media Research Committee in 2007.

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