Customer satisfaction, employee engagement and development, innovation, social responsibility, and financial strength are five areas used to measure the organizations’ performance. Companies received a score from zero to 100.
These 12 organizations operate at least a portion in the health IT sector through partnership, acquisitions and product development.
Twelve best-managed health IT organizations:
- Microsoft
Overall rank: 1 - Apple
Overall rank: 2 - IBM
Overall rank: 3 - Amazon
Overall rank: 4 - Alphabet (Google’s parent company)
Overall rank: 5 - Facebook
Overall rank: 12 (tied) - Nvidia
Overall rank: 12 (tied) - Salesforce
Overall rank: 21 - Oracle
Overall rank: 23 - Medtronic
Overall rank: 43 - ResMed
Overall rank: 105 - Ansys
Overall rank: 211
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