What are the top 3 websites you use to stay up to date with your industry trends and news?

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Forbes32%

Business Insider48%

Wall Street Journal48%

CIO.com (IDG)40%

Infoworld19%

ZDNet23%

TechRepublic20%

Other (please share below)5%

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Retired - Former Executive Advisor, CEO / CIO in Manufacturing2 years ago

Gartner!

Director in Manufacturing4 years ago

A fourth would be CNBC. We are publicly traded so stock price is important (overly important in my view)

I wish growing revenue was more important than earnings per share. EPS leads to crazy cost cutting (short term thinking) vs Revenue (longer than is quarter thinking)

CNBC helps me here news on our firm and competitors

VP, Information Technology in Consumer Goods4 years ago

LinkedIn, Twitter, and a long list of random RSS feeds

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Senior Enterprise Architect, Application Consulting in Healthcare and Biotech4 years ago

www.healthcareitnews.com

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