Annual Awards Honor Most Creative and Cutting-Edge Implementations of Enterprise Technology
November 14, 2005 -- San Francisco, CA -- Today, InfoWorld announced the winners of its InfoWorld 100 awards. The annual awards honor IT projects that demonstrate the most creative use of cutting-edge technologies to further their business goals. Nominations were submitted by InfoWorld readers, technology partners, and end-user companies in late-summer. To be considered, projects must stretch beyond the typical, off-the-shelf solution, using multiple technologies in innovative ways to serve well-defined business goals. Winners are formally announced in the November 14, 2005, edition of InfoWorld and will be available online at InfoWorld.

"IT departments continue to learn hard lessons about business realities and realistic ROI," said Eric Knorr, executive editor at large. "The InfoWorld 100 provides a forum for IT managers to get the recognition they deserve for smart projects from an audience of their peers."

JANEEN  BJORK  MD is named "2005 SEARCH Preceptor of the Year" at the Arizona Association Community Health Centers yearly meeting.