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If there’s one thing this year’s InfoWorld 100 companies have in common, it’s tenacity. From car manufacturers to banks and from retail outlets to universities, the 100 companies on our list responded to continuing economic woes by investing in innovative technology projects that aim to streamline business processes, improve customer service, and make their employees’ jobs easier.

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The List The Top Three

1. University of Pennsylvania's National Digital Mammogram Archive; grid computing
2. Providence Health System; integration with Web services
3. The GTN Ocean Carrier Consortium; portal
4. New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene; business intelligence
5. GE Power Systems; supply-chain management
6. Lydian Trust Co.; workflow automation with Web services
7. J.P. Morgan Chase; post-merger integration
8. VeriSign; telecom convergence platform
9. Associated Food Stores; wireless networking
10. Emory University's Winship Cancer Institute; integrated information system
11. Digex; systems integration
12. MasterCard; global payment-processing platform
13. Belo Interactive; content management system
14. Fannie Mae; e-business
15. Schwan's Consumer Brands North America; supply-chain management
16. Boeing Co.; portal
17. Honeywell; enterprise digitization
18. Transamerica Retirement Services; content management system with Web services
19. Pepsi Bottling Group; wireless networking
20. Sentara Healthcare; collaboration
21. Tesoro Petroleum; enterprise resource planning
22. General Motors; supply-chain integration
23. Mohegan Sun; network expansion
24. The Innovation Group; Web services
25. Viacore; operational support system with Web services
26. U.S. Army; wireless networking
27. Shell Oil Products; business intelligence
28. AstraZeneca; intranet
29. Con-Way Transportation Services; e-business
30. Harvard Business School Publishing; digital publishing platform
31. BMW of North America; interactive kiosk
32. American Electric Power; .Net knowledge management system
33. Capital One; enterprise resource planning
34. Sun Microsystems; supply-chain management
35. Department of State, State Foreign Affairs System Integration Office; collaboration
36. Corporate Express; e-procurement
37. Networkcar; Web services
38. Lycoming; Web services
39. Allstate Financial; .Net portal
40. Verizon Wireless; e-procurement
41. Mount Sinai School of Medicine; portal
42. The Men's Wearhouse; point-of-sale technology
43. Government of Canada Office of Critical Infrastructure Protection and Emergency Preparedness; .Net Web application
44. Tillamook County Creamery Association, Columbia River Processing Operation; industrial automation
45. FedEx; push technology
46. Southwest Airlines; e-commerce
47. Virtela Communications; operational support system
48. Colorado Department of Agriculture; enterprise information system and Web services
49. GlaxoSmithKline; collaboration
50. Coventry Local School District; wearable computers



1. Plotting the grid

The grid-computing-powered National Digital Mammogram Archive at the University of Pennsylvania plays a key role in fighting breast cancer. Dr. Robert Hollebeek is the NDMA chief architect.

2. A healthy integration

Web services proved ideal for integrating Providence Health System's hundreds of applications and dozens of systems. CIO Robert Skinner led the integration efforts.

3. Sailing online

Thirteen ocean carriers joined forces to create the GTN ocean carrier consortium, a logistics portal that smooths shipping. CIO Cynthia Stoddard explains the challenge.

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How much money did these companies spend on their winning technology projects? Which industries are the most innovative -- and which are more traditional?

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