We celebrate the 30th anniversary of the CIO 100 awards program by recognizing 100 organizations for their business and technology innovation and are proud to announce this year's class of CIO Hall of Fame inductees. Every year, we look forward to honoring the CIO 100 winners. It’s our Super Bowl, World Series and Stanley Cup playoffs rolled into one, but the 2017 installment of our awards program is especially exciting for us as we celebrate 30 years of recognizing IT innovation and business leadership. We’ve included the list of winners below, but we’ll be featuring the winners in greater detail on CIO.com and in our digital magazine. We’ll also be launching our searchable database of all 100 winners, featuring descriptions of the 100 winning projects. As is our annual tradition, the festivities will culminate at our awards dinner and ceremony at the CIO 100 Symposium, being held August 14-16 at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colo. In Colorado Springs We’ll also recognize the achievements of 20 new inductees into the CIO Hall of Fame (see the list below). [ Get additional details on all of the 2017 CIO 100 winning projects and see the new Hall of Fame inductees. | Get weekly insights by signing up for our CIO Leader newsletter. ] Meet the 2017 CIO 100 Winners Accenture Aditya Birla Financial Services Ltd. Adobe American International Group, Inc. (AIG) Air Black Box Company Ltd Al Meezan Investment Management Ltd. Alliance Data Card Services Allrecipes.com Arizona State University Arlington Public Schools Autodesk, Inc. Avanade Bechtel BlueCross BlueShield of North Carolina Bowdoin College C&J Energy Services Cancer Treatment Centers of America Cargo Chief CarMax Celgene Corp. Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia City of Boston Dalian Wanda Group Darden Restaurants Direktorat Jenderal Pajak Republik Indonesia Discover Financial Services Dr Pepper Snapple Group Dubai Police Eczacıbaşı Consumer Products Group Eli Lilly and Company Enercare Equifax Eurpac Service, Inc. Fabrinet Co., Ltd. Federal Communications Commission FedEx Corporation Goldcorp Inc. GSK – US Pharma IT GulfMark Offshore Herc Rentals Inc. Holyoke Medical Center Humana Inc. IBM Research Infosys Ltd. Intel Corp. Jet Propulsion Laboratory JLL John Muir Health Johns Hopkins Medicine International Kaiser Permanente Key Bank Korea Electric Power Corp. Land O’Lakes, Inc. Lannett Company, Inc. Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Maven Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Merck Manufacturing IT Micron Technology Ministry of Labour of Brazil Monsanto MRE Consulting, Ltd NewYork-Presbyterian NorthShore University HealthSystem Owens Corning Parsons Corp. PITT OHIO Plante Moran Recursion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. RRD Samsung Electronics DS Division Samsung Life Insurance – Customer Product Channel San Francisco International Airport SATS Limited Sedgwick Service Benefit Plan Administrative Service Corp. Seven Lakes Technologies Siemens AG SimpleTire Sprint StubHub Sunmark Federal Credit Union Synchrony Financial TGI FRIDAYS The Clorox Company The County of Los Angeles Town of South Windsor, CT Toyota Motor North America Tractor Supply Company TransUnion Turner United Airlines University of Oklahoma Vail Resorts, Inc. Verizon VMware Wheels, Inc. Whirlpool Corp. World Bank Group Xylem, Inc. 2017 CIO 100 Judges Dennis Anderson, Professor & Chairman, Department of Management & IT, St. Francis College Stephen Andriole, Ph.D., Thomas G. Labrecque Professor of Business Technology, Villanova School of Business, Villanova University Robert D. Austin, Professor, Management of Creativity and Innovation, Ivey Business School Saad Ayub, CEO, Managing Director, Rumindo Group Doug Barker, CEO, Barker & Scott Consulting Ellen Barry, Principal, The EBarry Group Gary Beach, Author, Columnist, Wall Street Journal’s CIO Journal Paul Bergamo, Vice President and Consulting Director EA practice, Forrester Research, Inc Diana Bersohn, Managing Director, Accenture Eric Bloom, President & CTO, Manager Mechanics LLC Larry Bonfante, Founder, CIO Bench Coach Hans Brechbühl, Executive Director, Center for Digital Strategies & Adjunct Professor, Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth Robert Carr, Vice President, Executive Partner, Gartner Fran Dramis, CEO, F. Dramis LLC Louie Ehrlich, Strategic Consultant/Exec Coach, Ehrlich Consulting Charlie Feld, Founder, The Feld Group Institute Serge Findling, VP of Research, IT Executive Programs, IDC Steve Finnerty, Principal, Finnerty Consulting LLC David Foote, Co-founder & Chief Analyst, Foote Partners, LLC Maryann Goebel, Board Member, Seacoast National Bank Sanjay Gupta, Consultant & Research Analyst, IDC Martha Heller, President, Heller Search Associates Peter High, President, Metis Strategy Cathy Hotka, Principal, Cathy Hotka & Associates Mike Hugos, Co-Founder, SCM Globe M. Eric Johnson, Dean and Bruce D. Henderson Professor of Strategy, Owen School of Management, Vanderbilt University Bob Kantor, Founder, Kantor Consulting Group Khalid Kark, Director, CIO Program, Deloitte Bill Keyworth, VP of Research, IT Executive Programs, IDC James Knight, CEO, Knight Management Consulting Michael Krigsman, CEO, CXOTalk.com Kristen Lamoreaux, President & CEO, Lamoreaux Search Chris Laping, Co-Founder and CEO, People Before Things LLC Jerry Luftman, Professor & Managing Director, Global Institute for IT Management Abbie Lundberg, President, Lundberg Media Jerry McElhatton, President, Virtual Resources Tom Pettibone, Partner, Transition Partners Co. Raj Rawal, Advisor/Former CEO/CIO, The Fresh Diet Dr. Howard Rubin, Founder & President, Rubin Worldwide Phil Schneidermeyer, Partner, Heidrick & Struggles Eric Sigurdson, CIO Practice Leader, Russell Reynolds Associates Herb Smaltz, President & CEO, CIO Consult, LLC Andrew Sohn, Principal, Molsonix Consulting Marc Strohlein, Principal, Agile Business Logic Rick Swanborg, President, ICEX Brian Watson, Co-Head, CIO Networks, Metis Strategy Madeline Weiss, President, Weiss Associates George Westerman, Principal Research Scientist, MIT Sloan School of Management Meredith Whalen, SVP, IT Executive Programs, IDC Carl Wilson, EVP & CIO (retired), Marriott International Amy Marie Young, Faculty, Univ. of Michigan Ross School Related video: Related content brandpost Sponsored by SAP What goes well with Viña Concha y Toro wines? 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