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Welcome to a banner year of smart, successful IT projects. Look no further than the 2005 InfoWorld 100 Awards for proof that
smart, successful IT projects abound.
InfoWorld 100 Projects of the Year
This year's recipients of InfoWorld's highest honor are a sure bet if you're looking for shining examples of IT projects that
have saved companies money and have helped with the day-to-day task of making things run smoothly. IT organizations on both
sides of the Atlantic are striking new paths to efficiency and reliability across the board, from identity management to Web
services architectures. And they're playing it smart by reducing waste and keeping one eye fixed on ROI.
Lehman Brothers puts identity in a vise grip
Total Access Control eases account management and tightens access
Span-Alaska freezes out legacy supply-chain system
Linking facilities and tracking equipment throughout the delivery process pleases customers
MoneyGram achieves fast, effective disaster recovery
Company invests in VMware and virtualizes server resources across four datacenters
CACI brings order to paperwork chaos
New system integrates data and plays well with others
Aquarius joins the age of wireless
New antenna blasts data with virtually no signal loss
Coldwell Banker Elite connects with buyers
Company overhauls IT infrastructure to reduce costs and streamline processes
Starwood aims for enterprise Valhalla
Move to SOA benefits reservations, maintenance, and loyalty
VCom brings Africa online
Telecom giant reaches out to underdeveloped nations
The IRS goes electronic -- for real this time
Modernized file system reduces labor and saves taxpayers' money
EDS puts the match to arsonists
Tracking system aids Feds in evidence gathering
GE Transportation does the loco-motion
Web-based apps bring crucial improvements to rail fleet
Essent retools processes to boost profits
IT overhauls middleware infrastructure to good result
Broward School system gives parents an edge
Virtual Counselor puts records, test scores, and key information at parents' fingertips
Prudential widens retirement options
Financial stalwart rejuvenates its employee coverage plans
American Express eases business travel
Web-based traveler profiles retain customer preferences to smooth the ride
Sprint ramps up for data deluge
3G spurs telecom outfit to implement 'application fabrics'
Iconix finds a cure in AJAX
Pharmaceutical company’s innovative approach to integration eases access to data
Brigham and Women's Hospital goes mobile
eMAR system ensures accuracy of clinician and patient identification, medications
SBC Communications thinks mainframe at the mid-tier
Portfolio infrastructure management project paved the way for expansion
Bowne takes pioneering role in XBRL
Solution eases the tagging process aimed at improving usefulness of financial data
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