Enterprise All-Stars 2006: Honoring 40 companies and their outstanding technology projects

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Excellence is learned. So it stands to reason that it also must be studied. In that spirit, the 40 companies honored as winners of Network World’s second-annual Enterprise All-Star Award stand as examples of excellence. More \| View slide show
applications Aeroplan MasterBrand Cabinets Expanded Profile MedicAlert Foundation Saugus Union School District Expanded Profile		Lans & routers BNSF Logistics Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia City of Loma Linda Expanded Profile Community Health Network
Network Management BNSF Railway Expanded Profile Evolution Benefits Expanded Profile PHH Mortgage Priceline.com Wilson & Company, Engineers & Architects		OS, Servers & Data Center Alamance Regional Medical Center Subaru of Indiana Automotive Taleo Expanded Profile Wachovia Bank Expanded Profile
Security 1-800-flowers.com Appalachian State University Continental Airlines Expanded Profile Credit Suisse FirstHealth of the Carolinas Expanded Profile Harvard Business School NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Ochsner Health System Papa Gino’s and D’Angelo Sandwich Shops Expanded Profile Prudential Financial Southwest Washington Medical Center University at Buffalo Health Sciences		Storage Cabell Huntington Hospital Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering Kindred Healthcare Expanded Profile Las Vegas Review-Journal Expanded Profile
		WANs, VoIP & Convergence Goldsmith Agio Helms Expanded Profile Inergy Automotive Systems Pacces U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Inspector General Expanded Profile
		wireless & mobility Kansas City Power & Light Vassar Brothers Medical Center Wound Technology Network Expanded Profile
Vendors to the All-Stars \| Winners by Industry

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