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During the boom there was too much noise; since the boom there has been too little money. So, to lead their organizations
into better times, these 25 CTOs had to get creative in 2003
The 2004 InfoWorld CTO 25 Awards
Our third annual awards honor the most influential CTOs who are leading their companies -- and their industry -- to better
times
Yuval Ben-Itzhak balances the here and now with future needs
KaVaDo CTO believes in tech leaders' powers of persuasion
Tom Bishop seeks standards
Vieo CTO is challenged to stay on top of technologies in quest to define resource monitoring standards
Edouard Bugnion lives in the virtual world
VMware's chief architect is turning his attention from virtual servers to virtual storage
Kimberly N. Ellison-Taylor has no room for error
Public sector CTO focuses resources on sharing data in Maryland's Prince George's County
Gerhard Eschelbeck goes to Washington
Qualys CTO's security research leads him to Congress, the FBI and the SANS Institute
Joshua Fost remains undaunted by vast global infrastructure
Colliers International CTO launches Web sites across 51 countries and 14 languages
Yogesh Gupta loves his job -- and his tech budget
Computer Associates CTO luxuriates in an extraordinary R&D budget
Raymond Karrenbauer leaps ahead of competitors
ING Americas CTO uses plug-and-play to allow company to respond to new opportunities around the world
Jim Kirkley strives for balance in his application designs
QAD CTO and cyberecologist believes good supply-chain management requires human input
Srinivas Koushik shows the insurance industry how it's done online
Nationwide CTO is using Web services to streamline agency relationships
Ashish Kumar finds customers' survival in new technologies
Avanade CTO touts the benefits of consolidation and integration
Brad Kummer believes in the power of simplicity
Cogent Communications CTO wants to keep telecom free of costly, unwanted features
Jerry McElhatton turns simple ideas into massive successes
MasterCard CTO's multimillion-dollar upgrade helps company become top U.S. card issuer
Phyllis Michaelides wants to know who they really are
Textron's chief technologist deploys an identity management system that puts company ahead of the curve
Steve Orrin believes in location, location, location
Sanctum CTO stridently advocates embedded security
Greg Papadopoulos finds greatness in architecture
Sun CTO leads company's N1 deployment, taking one great step for grid computing
Shane V. Robison channels engineering prowess
Hewlett-Packard CTO brings together the company's talent for trend spotting
Thomas Sanzone acts as tech role model
Citigroup CTO transforms technologists into proactive innovators
Wade Schott challenges self and staff
General Dynamics CTO achieves company improvements in record time
Charles W. Stevenson makes peace between Linux and Microsoft camps
Gupta CTO concentrates on seemingly contradictory technologies
Scott Thompson feels the world watching
Visa CTO must make new systems work the moment they're installed
John M. Watkins Jr. proves the wisdom of investing in technology
Fairchild Semiconductor CIO delivered an e-business platform to serve tens of thousands of customers
Fred Weber pushes AMD out of Intel's shadow
AMD's CTO led the company's 64-bit development efforts with a passion for innovation
Barry West makes waves with innovative features
Nextel CTO plans to double capacity without blowing company's budget
Gordon Van Huizen dreams of manageable integration
Sonic Software CTO combines XML with messaging for standards-based platform
CTOs to watch
These four up-and-coming technologists are working to make technology safer and software faster
Editor's note
Choosing just 25 CTOs to honor wasn't easy, but here's how we did it
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