Optum, Cerner and McKesson claim the top three spots on the list. Here are the top 10 health IT vendors on the HCI list.
• Optum (Eden Prairie, Minn.): $5.23 billion
• Cerner (Kansas City, Mo.): $3.4 billion
• McKesson (Alpharetta, Ga.): $3.12 billion
• Dell (Round Rock, Texas): $2.9 billion
• Cognizant (Teaneck, N.J.): $2.7 billion
• Philips (Andover, Mass.): $2.68 billion
• Xerox (Norwalk, Conn.) $2.35 billion
• Siemens (Malvern, Pa.): $1.99 billion
• Epic Systems (Verona, Wis.): $1.8 billion
• GE Healthcare (Chalfont St. Giles, U.K.): $1.5 billion
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