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THE 2009 CHAIRMEN'S
COMMITTEE
The Program's Chairmen's Committee is an invitation-only coalition of 100 Chairmen and Chief Executive Officers of leading information technology companies around the world.
Members are selected on the basis of their personal and professional achievements in the IT realm, and are particularly well qualified to track the rapid changes that their technology is fostering in society today. Their perspectives and their companies' involvement in the global information technology revolution ensure that the Program's Global Archives contain stories of achievements and positive impact on society that best exemplify the "new heroes" of the information age.
 Each year the Chairmen's Committee identifies a new slate of organizations whose use of IT merits recognition and documentation. Nominees are then invited to submit Case Studies, a written and digital record of their innovations. Once reviewed and accepted, the Laureate Case Studies are inducted into the Computerworld Honors Program’s Archives On-Line, and also the Program’s Global Archives, which are housed in the permanent collections of over 350 archives, universities, libraries and research institutions around the world.
The Computerworld Honors Program is indebted to the hard work and commitment of the 2009 Chairmen's Committee.
3Com, Eric A. Benhamou
Accenture, William D. Green
ADTRAN, Thomas R. Stanton
Agilent, William P. Sullivan
Alcatel-Lucent, Patricia F. Russo
America Online, Randel A. Falco
AT&T, Randall L. Stephenson
Autonomy, Dr. Michael Lynch
Avaya, Louis J. D’Ambrosio
BEA, Alfred S. Chuang
BearingPoint, Roderick C. McGeary
BMC, Robert E. Beauchamp
Booz Allen Hamilton, Ralph W. Shrader
Borland, Tod Nielsen
Broadcom, Scott A. McGregor
Brocade, Michael Klayko
Business Objects, John Schwarz
CA, John Swainson
Capgemini, Paul Hermelin
CDW, John A. Edwardson
Cincom, Thomas M. Nies
Cisco, John Chambers
Cognizant, Francisco D’Souza
Dell, Michael Dell
Deloitte, James H. Quigley
Eclipsys, R. Andrew Eckert
EDS, Michael H. Jordan
EMC, Joseph Tucci
Epicor Software, L. George Klaus
Extreme Networks, Mark Canepa
F5 Networks, John McAdam
Forsythe Solutions, William P. Brennan
Fujitsu, Toshio Morohoshi
HCL Technologies, Shiv Nadar
HP, Mark V. Hurd
Hitachi, Etsuhiko Shoyama
i2, Sanjiv S. Sidhu
IBM, Sam Palmisano
iGate, Phaneesh Murthy
Informatica, Sohaib Abbasi
Information Builders, Gerald D. Cohen
Infosys, S. Gopalakrishnan
Intel, Craig Barrett
InterSystems, Phillip T. Ragon
Juniper Networks, Scott G. Kriens
Keane, John J. Leahy
Lawson Software, Harry Debes
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LogicaCMG, Andy Green
Microsoft, William H. Gates
Morgan Stanley, Merritt Lutz
Motorola, Edward J. Zander
NCR, Jim Ringler
NEC, Makoto Imai
NetApp, Inc, Dan Warmenhoven
NIIT Technologies, Arvind Thakur
Nortel, Mike S. Zafirovski
Novell, Ronald W. Hovsepian
Open Text, John Shackleton
Oracle, Larry J. Ellison
Overland Storage, Scott McClendon
Palm, Ed Colligan
Patni Computer Systems, Narendra K. Patni
Polycom, Robert C. Hagerty
Progress Software, Joseph W. Alsop
Qualcomm, Sanjay Jha
Quantum, Richard E. Belluzo
Quest Software, Vincent C. Smith
Research in Motion, Mike Lazaridis
SAIC, Ken C. Dahlberg
SAP, William McDermott
Sapient, Alan J. Herrick
SAS, James Goodnight
Satyam, B. Ramalinga Raju
Seagate, William D. Watkins
Siemens, Peter Loscher
Software AG, Karl-Heinz Streibich
Sprint Nextel Corp., Gary D. Forsee
SPSS, Jack Noonan
Sun Microsystems, Scott G. McNealy
Sybase, John S. Chen
Symantec, John W. Thompson
Tandberg, Fredrik Halvorsen
Tech Data, Robert M. Dutkowsky
Teradata, Rocky Blanton
Thomson Reuters, Thomas H. Glocer
TIBCO, Vivek Ranadivé
Toshiba, Tadashi Okamura
Trend Micro, Eva Chen
Unisys, Joseph W. McGrath
VeriSign, William A. Roper, Jr.
Verizon, Ivan G. Seidenburg
Wyse, Tarkan Maner
Xerox, Anne M. Mulcahy
Yahoo!, Terry S. Semel
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To find out how your company can have an active role in the Computerworld Honors Program,
please contact:
Sandy Weill
Senior Director, Executive Programs
Computerworld Honors
508.620.7758
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