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There's no one best place to work in information systems. And there's no one factor that makes an IS organization a best place to work. Computerworld's 1997 100 Best Places to Work in IS companies are facing some of their biggest challenges, with constant changes in staffing, technology and budgets. And these companies are meeting such challenges by offering their IS employees a well-rounded working environment, which means a low turnover, an emphasis on training programs, diverse staffing and growth opportunities to name a few. It's traits like these that help attract the most talented IS employees. |
The 100 Best Places to Work in IS 1997 
How we chose the top 100 
Last year's top 100 places to work 
To order copies of the Best Places to Work issue, call 1-800-343-6474 ext. 8129 or ext. 8167, or order them online. |
Intro Price Waterhouse LLP Tech Data Corp. Solectron The Home Depot, Inc. Computer Associates International, Inc. 
Turnover: Stable Force Training: Yearn to Learn Women: Gender Bender |
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