100 Best Places to Work in IT 2014

	The No. 1 large place to work in IT: Quicken Loans | The No. 1 midsize place to work in IT: LinkedIn
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	100 Best Places to Work in IT 2014 Looking for hot technologies, abundant training, killer benefits and strong career development? Here's where you want to work. Read More WEBCAST: VMware | IBM Enhance Your Virtualization Infrastructure Virtualization technology is now expanding beyond the server compute elements to encompass networking and storage aspects as well. Learn More In this Issue The No. 1 large place to work in IT: Quicken Loans The No. 1 midsize place to work in IT: LinkedIn The No. 1 small place to work in IT: Noah Consulting Ira S. Wolfe: Companies can't thrive when generations bicker Best Places by the numbers: What IT employees want, what employers offer Best Places to Work in IT 2014: The three best organizations Best Places spotlight: Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants aims for well-rounded workers Best Places spotlight: Career development is a strong suit at Caesars Entertainment Best Places spotlight: Independence reigns at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory Best Places spotlight: VMware encourages tech workers to explore ideas Best Places spotlight: A 'get-involved' attitude reigns at International Paper Best Places spotlight: At HCA, IT employees have a chance to make an impact Best Places spotlight: Paychex invests in, encourages tech innovation Best Places spotlight: AMC Theatres attracts IT pros with cutting-edge tech Best Places spotlight: Johnsonville Sausage gives IT pros autonomy Best Places spotlight: Problem-solving is Job 1 at Janney Montgomery Scott Best Places spotlight: Top benefits and perks keep Clearlink staffers happy Best Places spotlight: Sev1Tech offers top benefits and career development Best Places spotlight: Connectria's 'no jerks' policy draws a better IT crowd Best Places spotlight: At Radiant Logic, technologists manage their own projects How we chose the Best Places to Work in IT The Internet of Things figures into this IT leader's five-year plan Newfound strength drives China's attacks on U.S. IT 'Comatose' servers sap data center power Apple revives public beta test program IBM to support agile method in Bluemix services Ford uses 3D printers to make prototype parts Intel envisions wire-free PCs by 2016 WHITE PAPER: Medhost Patient Portals: Connecting Communities of Care Connecting patient health data across the care continuum is essential to achieve improved care, increased access to personal health records and lowered costs. A successful approach rests in having the hospital serve as the connectivity hub for bringing patients, care givers and healthcare professionals together in a secure, online environment. Learn More The No. 1 large place to work in IT: Quicken Loans At Quicken Loans, a new in-house training program and strong corporate values help IT employees thrive in an atmosphere of accelerated growth. Read More The No. 1 midsize place to work in IT: LinkedIn At LinkedIn, career growth is on a fast track for IT pros with superior customer-service skills -- with free lunches and theme parties to keep things hopping. Read More The No. 1 small place to work in IT: Noah Consulting Every employee matters at this virtual consultancy, which taps the best of technology and leadership to create a vibrant, nurturing environment. Read More Ira S. Wolfe: Companies can't thrive when generations bicker Employers will be better able to attract, retain and motivate talented people if they recognize what drives each generation and take those factors into account as they develop approaches to recruiting, hiring, onboarding and employee engagement. Read More Best Places by the numbers: What IT employees want, what employers offer Explore what matters most to IT workers, and find out which of the top 100 organizations deliver, with bountiful benefits, top-notch training and more. Read More Best Places to Work in IT 2014: The three best organizations What makes a company No. 1 in the eyes of its employees? We take a look at Quicken Loans, LinkedIn and Noah Consulting to find their secrets to success. Read More Best Places spotlight: Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants aims for well-rounded workers Training IT employees in both technical and 'soft' skills pays off for the No. 4 Large organization on our 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list. Read More Best Places spotlight: Career development is a strong suit at Caesars Entertainment Managers at the No. 11 Large organization on our 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list go the extra mile to help workers succeed. Read More Best Places spotlight: Independence reigns at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory Tech workers take on multiple roles and learn new skills at the No. 19 large organization on Computerworld's 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list. Read More Best Places spotlight: VMware encourages tech workers to explore ideas No one feels like a cog in the wheel at the No. 26 large organization on Computerworld's 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list. Read More Best Places spotlight: A 'get-involved' attitude reigns at International Paper Workers are encouraged to propose fresh ideas at the No. 34 large organization on Computerworld's 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list. Read More Best Places spotlight: At HCA, IT employees have a chance to make an impact The No. 42 large organization on Computerworld's 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list offers tech pros great benefits and the knowledge that their work helps patients. Read More Best Places spotlight: Paychex invests in, encourages tech innovation The No. 47 large organization on Computerworld's 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list has developed a reputation among tech pros as the place to explore new technologies and processes. Read More Best Places spotlight: AMC Theatres attracts IT pros with cutting-edge tech Ample opportunities to learn keep techies engaged at the No. 51 large organization on Computerworld's 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list. Read More WHITE PAPER: Sophos, Inc. Endpoint Buyer's Guide Evaluating the many components that make up an endpoint security solution may seem overwhelming. Get independent research and test results to help you determine your requirements and identify the vendor that best meets your needs. Learn More Best Places spotlight: Johnsonville Sausage gives IT pros autonomy Tech workers have carte blanche to make and act on decisions at the No. 5 midsize organization on Computerworld's 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list. Read More Best Places spotlight: Problem-solving is Job 1 at Janney Montgomery Scott IT employees at the No. 13 midsize organization on Computerworld's 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list are encouraged to air ideas and make decisions. Read More Best Places spotlight: Top benefits and perks keep Clearlink staffers happy Techie-friendly perks at the No. 19 midsize organization on Computerworld's 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list include DIY dev environments and a gaming area for IT. Read More Best Places spotlight: Sev1Tech offers top benefits and career development At the No. 3 small organization on Computerworld's 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list, IT pros get lots of support from both managers and peers. Read More Best Places spotlight: Connectria's 'no jerks' policy draws a better IT crowd An 'aura of teamwork' prevails at the No. 14 small organization on Computerworld's 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list. Read More Best Places spotlight: At Radiant Logic, technologists manage their own projects Flexible schedules, stocked kitchens and a dog-friendly office contribute to a top-rate environment at the No. 21 small organization on Computerworld's 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list. Read More How we chose the Best Places to Work in IT An explanation of the methodology behind Computerworld's selection of the 100 organizations on the 2014 Best Places to Work in IT list. Read More The Internet of Things figures into this IT leader's five-year plan Chris LeBeau, IT director at Advanced Technology Services, is shutting down several outdated systems, migrating users and switching to a more modern business architecture. Read More Newfound strength drives China's attacks on U.S. IT China's blistering attacks on U.S. tech companies amount to more than quid pro quo over cyberspying charges; they're a sign of China's growing confidence in its own technology capabilities. Read More 'Comatose' servers sap data center power An EPA plan to cut carbon dioxide pollution, in part, through efficiency improvements, could put pressure on data centers with servers that do very little work -- or none at all. Read More Apple revives public beta test program Just as Microsoft has begun backing away from the practice, Apple has returned to public beta testing of its Mac operating system after a 14-year hiatus. Read More IBM to support agile method in Bluemix services IBM has updated its Bluemix portfolio of cloud services to help companies deploy new applications more quickly. Read More Ford uses 3D printers to make prototype parts Ford has five 3D printing centers that churn out more than 20,000 prototypes of parts annually. Read More Intel envisions wire-free PCs by 2016 Intel wants to completely eliminate wires from computers by 2016. Read More
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