The 25 most influential CTOs for 2005

Ravi Arimilli, IBM fellow and chief scientist, IBM

Pradeep Sindhu, CTO, Juniper Networks

Carl Banzhof, vice president of technology and co-founder, Citadel Security

Brian Behlendorf, founder and CTO, CollabNet

Stuart Berman, vice president and CTO, Emulex

Brent Carlson, vice president of technology and co-founder, LogicLibrary

Hossein Eslambolchi, CTO and CIO, AT&T

Dan Foody, CTO, Actional

Eng Lim Goh, senior vice president and CTO, Silicon Graphics

Laurence Grant, chief technologist and vice president, Talk America

Tim Howes, CTO and executive vice president, Opsware

Scott Hrastar, CTO and vice president of engineering, AirDefense

Eugene Kuznetsov, founder and CTO, DataPower

Jim Lester,s enior vice president and CTO, Aflac

Kristin Lovejoy, CTO and CIO, Consul risk management

Dave Martin, CIO, Farm Credit Services of America

Addison McGuffin, CTO, Health Care Service Corp.

Robert Otto, CTO and vice president of IT, US Postal Service

Toby Redshaw, vice president of IT strategy, architecture, and e-business, Motorola

Barry Robinson, director of IT operations, Trizec Properties

Alberto Savoia, CTO, vice president of engineering, and founder, Agitar

Bruce Schneier, founder and CTO, Counterpane Internet Security

Barry Shuler, senior vice president of IT strategy, Marriott International

Greg Whitehead, CTO, Trustgenix

Brent Zempel, CTO, Life Time Fitness

Note: InfoWorld's CTO Awards honor "the 25 most influential" individuals holding that position and whose vision has helped guide their companies and the IT industry


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