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The 500 Companies That Manage Information Best



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From Baseline: The group of companies that make up the Baseline 500 are special—and this year, they are even more so.

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From Baseline: The group of companies that make up the Baseline 500 are special—and this year, they are even more so. To determine who makes our annual ranking of the best corporate managers of information, we started, as we did last year, with a list of publicly traded companies. But instead of looking at one year of financial results as in the past, we examined five years.

From there, we determined each company's Information Value-Added score, which is profit left after subtracting the cost of capital invested by shareholders. And then we looked at Information Productivity, or IP, which is Information Value-Added divided by a company's costs—selling, general and administrative expenses. IP scores determine the Baseline 500 ranking.

Story Guide:

  • The List: The 500 Companies That Manage Information Best
  • Slide Show: The Top 25 Information Managers
    The Baseline 500: Leaders by Industry and Revenue
  • Who Led the Baseline 500 and Why
  • 5 Steps to Improve Your Information Productivity
  • Do It Yourself: Figure Out Your Company's Information Productivity
  • The Baseline 500: A Special Honor

    Company Profiles: Lessons from Five Leaders in the 500
    Chesapeake Energy: Looking Out For No. 1
    Topping our ranking for the second straight year, Chesapeake Energy has fired up a group of enterprise projects to keep its competitive edge.

    Ruby Tuesday: Turning The Tables
    Ruby Tuesday's Nick Ibrahim ordered up new technology practices to improve his restaurant chain's business processes.

    Winnebago Industries: Road Rules
    Creating and adapting homegrown software Is the key to winnebago's drive for business Self-sufficiency.

    Washington Mutual: Integration Is Non-Negotiable
    Most banks do a lousy job of integrating systems after a merger. Washington mutual gets it done within nine months—by standardizing on its own technology.

    American States Water: Liquid Assets
    An automated document-management system has kept American States water from drowning in a sea of paper.

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    Ranked By Information Productivity
    Ranked By Company Name
    Ranked By Company Size
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