Rankings & Accolades
 
Technology Leadership
 
Below are some recent technology-related honors recognizing State Street's continuing excellence as an innovator and thought leader.
 

State Street Rises in InformationWeek’s Annual List of Technology Innovators
State Street improved its ranking by 20 places in this year’s InformationWeek 500 list of companies who are most innovative in their use of IT.
The Information Week 500 has established a tradition over the last 20 years of identifying and recognizing companies leveraging technology in innovative ways to improve the business. Unique among corporate rankings, the InformationWeek 500 spotlights the power of innovation in business technology, rather than simply identifying the biggest IT spenders. 
(InformationWeek, September 2008)

IDG’s Computerworld Names State Street to its Annual List of Best Places to Work in IT
State Street secured a spot on Computerworld’s annual 100 Best Places to Work in Information Technology list for showcasing a strong dedication to its IT employees, commitment to investing annually in technology and quality of professional development, education and training programs.
(Computerworld, July 2008)

State Street Recognized with 21st Century Achievement Award as Part of Computerworld Honors Program
The annual Computerworld Honors Program awarded State Street top honors in the Finance, Insurance & Real Estate category for its Global IT Infrastructure Services team’s “Zero Footprint, Maximum Impact” solution.
(Computerworld, June 2008)

FX Connect® Tops Global Finance Magazine's 2008 Rankings
FX Connect® was named Best Online FX Trading System by Global Finance following its annual survey entitled World’s Best FX Banks 2008.
(Global Finance, November 2007)

State Street Recognized for Technology Innovation by InformationWeek
State Street was named to InformationWeek's annual listing of the top 500 innovators in information technology. The magazine selected U.S. firms that demonstrate a pattern of technological, procedural and organizational innovation. (InformationWeek, September 2007)

 
 
 
 
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