CIO Magazine Salutes the 100 Boldest Organizations in Annual CIO 100 Issue
Framingham, MA – August 15, 2005 – In its August 15 issue, IDG's CIO magazine, the original and most trusted resource for chief information officers (CIOs)— announces the recipients of the 17th annual CIO 100 award. This year's award theme is the Bold 100, which recognizes organizations willing to embrace great risk for the sake of great reward. The CIO 100 honorees represent the highest standards of competence, bravado, leadership and accomplishment in the information technology (IT) field.
"The Bold 100 are innovators, leaders and precise executors," says Abbie Lundberg, editor in chief, CIO magazine. "They took on risk in a risk-averse climate because they could envision and calculate the reward. On behalf of CIO magazine, I offer my warmest congratulations to the 2005 CIO 100 honorees."
The Complete 2005 CIO 100 winners (by location):
Arizona: City:
Canyonlands Community Healthcare Page
City of Chandler Chandler
City of Phoenix Phoenix
Cooper Communities Rogers
Arkansas: City:
ABF Freight Systems Fort Smith
California: City:
CNF Inc. Palo Alto
Fireman's Fund Insurance Novato
Hilton Hotels Beverly Hills
Marcus & Millichap Encino
Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker Los Angeles
St. Joseph Health System Orange
Toshiba America Business Solutions Irvine
Toyota Motor Sales, USA Torrance
Wells Fargo Wholesale Internet and Treasure Solutions San Francisco
Colorado: City:
Jeffco Public Schools Golden
Dex Media Englewood
ProCard Golden
Delaware: City:
Chesapeake Utilities Dover
Delaware Department of Technology and Information Dover
District of Columbia: City:
Bureau of Land Management Washington
The George Washington University Washington
Marriott International Washington
United States Air Force CIO Office Washington
United States Department of the Army Staff's Chief Information Officer Washington
Georgia: City:
Aflac Columbus
CompuCredit Atlanta
Fulton County Georgia Government Atlanta
ING Insurance, Americas Atlanta
Southern Company Atlanta