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SYM20 Companies Attending Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2010 Attendee List by Company (partial list only) 1-Source Alberta Workmans Compensation Board A.P. Moller - Maersk A/S Alcatel - Lucent AAA Alcoa AAAS Alcon Laboratories, Inc. AAI Corporation Alex Lee AAMC Alfa Insurance AARP Alfa Natural Resources Abbott Laboratories Alkermes AbelsonTaylor Allconnect Abercrombie & Fitch Allegheny County AB-InBev Allegiant Travel Company ABSG Allegient LLC Accenture Allergan, Inc. Accident Fund Company Alliance Bank Accordent Technologies Alliance One International, Inc. Acosta Alliant Techsystems Acrodex Allianz Life Insurance Company ACS, a Xerox Company Allied World Assurance Co Actinver Allos Therapeutics ActiveHealth Management Allstate Insurance Company Actuant Ally Financial Services Acucela Inc. Alpha Natural Resources Adobe Systems, Inc. Altera Corporation ADP Alticor ADT Security Services Altria Advanced Micro Devices Alverno College Advanced Systems Development Alyeska Pipeline Service Company Advantage IQ Amadeus Data Processing GmbH AECOM Amag Pharmaceuticals Aegis Insurance Services Amalgamated Bank Aeroplan AMD Aetna AMEC Affinia Group Amedisys Home Health Services Affinion Group American Axle & Manufacturing Affinity Health Plan American British Cowdray Medical Affymetrix American Cast Iron Pipe Co. Aflac Japan American Chemical Society Agency For Healthcare Research & Quality American College of Physician Agl Resources / Atlanta Gas American Express Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada American Family Insurance AIAG American General Financial Services AIPSO American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Air Force - Air Combat Command American Institute of Architects Air University American Life Insurance Corporation Airbus American Psychological Association Akerman Senterfitt American Public University System AKIBIA INC American Saftey Insurance Alberta Blue Cross American Shipping Group Alberta Govt/APWSS American Society for Quality Alberta Pension Services American Systems American Tire Distributors Ball Corporation American Water Ballard Spahr Andrews Americo Life Bally Total Fitness Amerinet GPO Banamex Accival Ameriprise Financial Banco Ahorro Famsa AmerisourceBergen Specialty Group Banco De Credito Del Peru Amkor Technology, Inc. Banco de Mexico Amtrak Banco Del Caribe Amway Banco General Andersons Incorporated Banco Mercantil Anheuser-Busch InBev Banco Nacional de Mexico Antares Management Solutions Banco Popular AOL` Bancorpsouth Bank apartments.com Bank of America APi Group, Inc Bank of Canada Appirio Bank of Montreal Appleton Bank of New York Mellon Applied Computer Technologies Bank of Oklahoma Apria Healthcare Banorte APS Healthcare Barclaycard US Aptar Barclays Arapahoe County Barnes and Noble Argo Group, Inc. Barrick Gold Corporation Argonne National Laboratory Barrington Consulting Group ARI Barry University ARINC, Inc. Basic Energy Arlington County Battelle Arrow Electronics, Inc. Bausch & Lomb Artio Global Management Baxa Corporation Asankya, Inc Bay State Milling Ase Consulting Ltd BayCare Health System Ashland Incorporated Bayer Inc. Ashley Furniture Industries Bayview Asset Manangement Assenda Bbva Bancomer Associated Press BC Housing Assurant Health BC Institute of Technology Astrazeneca Pharmaceuticals BC Liquor Distribution Branch AT&T Becton, Dickinson and Company ATCO Becu ATK Space Systems Group Bell Aliant Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency Bell Helicopter Atlantic Lottery Bell Industries Atmos Energy Bellevue University Atrium Innovations Bergen Community College Avaya Government Solutions Berkeley College Axa Equitable Life Insurance BeyondTrust Software Axis Capital BHP Billiton Petroleum Axway BIC Corporation B. Braun Medical Incorporated Bic World Babson College Binghamton University BAE Systems Biogen Idec Bahamas Telecommunications Company Limited BioMerieux, Inc. Bureau of Indian Affairs BJC Bureau of the Public Debt BJ's Wholesale Club Burris Logistics Bladex Burson-Marsteller Blagaich Business Transformation and Technology Blue Coat Systems Butler University Blue Cross Blue Shield C R Bard Inc Blue Mesa C. Hoare & Co Bluestem Brands CA Technologies Bmc Software Cabot Corporation BMO Caci BMW Financial Services CAE Inc. BMW Group Calamos Investments BNP Paribas Calgary Police Service BNSF Railway California Department of Insurance Bob Evans Farms, Inc. Camden County College Bob Jones University Cameron Int'l Corp. Boehering Ingelheim Campus Crusade for Christ Boeing Canaccord Capital Booz Allen Hamilton Canada Border Services Agency BorgWarner, Inc. Canada Health Infoway Boston College Canada Revenue Agency Boston Consulting Group, Incorporated Canadian Blood Servcies Boston Financial Data Services Canadian Food Inspection Agency Boston Medical Center Canadian Heritage Boston Scientific Canadian Medical Protection Agency Boxtone Canadian National Railway Company Bradesco Canadian Pacific Brady Corp Canadian Payments Association Brambles Canadian Red Cross Bricon IT Solutions Canadian Revenue Agency Bridgepoint Education Canadian Space Agency Bridgestone Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd. Briggs & Stratton Canadian Wheat Board Brightpoint, Inc. Canadina Food Inspection Agency British Columbia Institute of Technology Capital District Physicians' Health Plan Broadlane Capital Group Broadridge Capital One Broadridge Financial Solutions CapitalSource Bank Brookhaven National Lab Car Fax Brooklyn Public Library Carbones del Cerrejon Broward County Aviation Cardinal Health Brown Brothers Harriman Cargill Brown Forman Corporation Carlisle Company Brown University Carnival Corporation Bruce Power Carousel Industries BTA Carpenter Technology Corporation Btmu Capital Corporation Carquest Buccaneer Computer Systems Cars.com Bucknell University Carvajal Bunch & Associates, Inc. Casinos Austria AG Bureau Of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives Catalina Marketing Catholic Health Initiatives City of Carson City Catlin City of Charlotte Cayman Islands Government City of Chesapeake CBN City of Dublin CDI Corporation City of El Paso CECOM LCMC City of Garland Cedarville University City of Houston Celestica City of Indianapolis CEMEX City of McKinney Cenovus City of Ottawa Census City of Plano Center for Disease Control City of San Antonio Centernorth Internations City of Santa Clara Central College City of Virginia Beach Central Michigan University City of Westerville Central Utah Water Conservancy District Classified Ventures Centric Group Clayco, Inc. Centro De Servicios Mundial Clayton Cerner Corporation Clean Water Services Cerveceria Polar Los Cortijos Clearwater Paper Cessna Cleveland Clinic Foundation CGI Groupe Inc. Clinical Systems Chan Healthcare Auditors Club Assist Chapman-Independent Consulting CME Group Chartis Insurance Cobb County, Ga Chatsworth Products, Inc. Coca Cola Chemical Bank Coca Cola Bottling Company Chesapeake Energy Cole Real Estate Investments Chevron Texaco Corporation College Center for Library Automation Chickasaw Enterprises College of American Pathologists Chick-fil-A, Inc. College of Charleston Childrens Hospital & Health System College of Southern Nevada Childrens Medical Center Colorado Springs Utilities Chiquita Brands Columbia College Chicago Chrysler Financial Columbia University Chubb & Son COMGAS Church of Jesus Christ LDS Commerce Bancshares, Inc. Church Pension Group Services Corporation Commerce Bank Cicgroup Commerical Metals Company Cielo Commodity Futures Trading Commission Ciena Corporation Common Health CIGNA Commonwealth of Kentucky Cintas Corporation Communication Security Establishment Canada Cisco Systems, Inc. Community College of Allegheny Cision Community Health Network Citigroup Compassion International Citizens Property Insurance Corporation Compensar Citrix Systems Comporium Communications City of Arlington Comptroller of the Currency City Of Atlanta Public Schools Con Edison City of Austin Connexion City of Boston ConocoPhillips ConsisaNet Sistemas Danbury Hospital Consolidated Graphics DASA -DIAGNOSTICOS DA AMERICA SA Constellation Energy Data Recognition Corporation Consumer Source Interactive DataHouse Consulting Inc. Consumers Energy Company Data-Tronics Corp. Consumers Union Davey Tree Continental Mills David Evans & Associates Con-Way DaVita Cook Children's Health Care System DC Office of the Chief Financial Officer Cook Children's Healthcare Network DCMA Cook Children's Hospital DCP Midstream Cooper Industries Dean Cooper Standard Dejoe Cooper Tire Dekalb County Schools Co-Operative Financial Services Del Monte Foods Core-Mark Dell Inc. Core-Mark International Inc. Deloitte Consulting LLP Corinthian Colleges, Inc Delphi Capital Management Cornell University Delta Air Lines Corning Incorporated Delta Apparel, Inc. Corning Museum of Glass Deluxe Corporation Corvado Dendreon Coty US LLC Denver Public Schools Country Insurance & Financial Services Department of Energy County of Fairfax Department of Justice County of LA Department of Public Social Services Riverside County County of San Diego Detroit Public Schools County of Sarasota Deutsche Bank Court Services Agency Devry Inc. Covanta Energy Dewey & LeBoeuf Coventry Healthcare Dex One Cox Enterprises, Inc DFB Pharmaceuticals Cozen O'Connor Diakonhjemmet Sykehus As Crane & Company Dickies Credit Suisse AG Digi-Key Corporation Cricket Communications Dimension Data Cross Country Home Services DirectCash Management Inc. Crossmark Directv, Inc Crowe Horwath LLP DISA CTO Crutchfield Disabled American Veterans CSA Group Diversey CSC DJO Incorporated Css Industries DLA Piper Cuna Mutual Insurance D-Link Systems, Inc Cushman & Wakefield,
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