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Key IT concepts include business intelligence, knowledge management, predictive analysis, data mining, decision support systems, electronic commerce, mobile commerce, location commerce, location based services, project management, Gantt Chart, critical path analysis, intelligent agents, campus alert systems, customer relationship management, and security (data, property, employees/customers)
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If you don't already know the names of the companies you want to discuss in your paper, you may wish to use lists to find names of companies:
100
Best Companies to Work For
View Fortune's list of the top 100 best companies to work for.
2008
100 Best Companies
Browse Working Mother's list of the 100 Best Companies
that accommodate the needs of mothers.
2008
Best Places to Launch a Career
This list of best places for college graduates to launch a careet outlines
benefits, salaries, work environment, dress code, tranining programs, and criteria
for raisies and evaluatiuons.
America's 200 Largest Charities
This is Forbes' "annual list of the country's 200 largest nonprofits."
Fortune
500 2008: Our Annual Ranking of America’s Largest Corporations
Users can sort this list by companies, employers,
states, cities, losers (companies that are losing money),
industries, companies with Women CEOs, and climbers (companies
that are rapidly climbing in status on the list).
Inc.
5000: The Fastest Growing Private Companies in America
This site provides lists of private companies by revenue,
those run by women, those intending to go public, those run
by minorities, by metro region, and by industry.
Nonprofit Organizations - Rankings
These articles from the Academic OneFile database discuss rankings of nonprofit
organizations.
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