Thomson Reuters Names the World’s Top 100 Technology Companies
Tech leaders outperform Nasdaq, S&P 500 and MSCI World Indices in annual stock value
TORONTO, Jan. 17, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Thomson Reuters unveiled the world’s 100 leading technology companies today in its inaugural Top 100 Global Technology Leaders listing, a program that identifies the industry’s most operationally sound and financially successful organizations.
The industry’s first holistic assessment of today’s leading tech companies utilizes a 28-data-point algorithm to objectively identify organizations with the fortitude for the future in today’s complex business environment. The methodology measures performance across eight pillars: Financial, Management and Investor Confidence, Risk and Resilience, Legal Compliance, Innovation, People and Social Responsibility, Environmental Impact, and Reputation. Its patent-pending approach was developed by Thomson Reuters Labs.
“Tech companies operate at warp speed confronting competitive, regulatory, legal, financial, supply chain and myriad other business challenges. Oftentimes, their financial success overshadows their operational integrity, making it difficult to identify those organizations with true longevity for the future,” said Alex Paladino, global managing director of the Thomson Reuters Technology Practice Group. “With the Top 100 Global Tech Leaders, we’ve identified the unique data points that embody technology-industry leadership in the 21st century; congratulations to the companies that made the list.”
The world’s leading tech organizations:
• Outshine a universe of over 5,000 other technology companies comprising the tech sector in the Thomson Reuters Business Classifications
• Outperform the Nasdaq, S&P 500 and MSCI World indices in year-over-year stock price change by 3.91 percent, 4.04 percent and 7.1 percent, respectively
• Outperform global indices across other factors including YOY R&D investment, employee percent change and revenue percent change
• Forty-five percent are headquartered in the United States; Japan and Taiwan are the next most prolific regions with 13 top 100 tech companies each
• Include bellwethers such as Alphabet, Amazon, Apple and Microsoft as well as newer tech entrants like HPE, Nvidia, Symantec and VMware
Country wise List:
Count of Country/region of headquarters | No. of Companies |
Australia | 1 |
Canada | 2 |
China | 3 |
Finland | 2 |
France | 3 |
Germany | 2 |
Hong Kong | 1 |
India | 5 |
Ireland | 1 |
Japan | 13 |
Korea; Republic (S. Korea) | 3 |
Netherlands | 2 |
Sweden | 1 |
Switzerland | 2 |
Taiwan | 13 |
United Kingdom | 1 |
United States of America | 45 |
Grand Total | 100 |
The Top 10 of the 100 Global Technology Leaders include:
COMPANY | COUNTRY |
Microsoft | US |
Intel | US |
Cisco | US |
IBM | US |
Alphabet | US |
Apple | US |
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing | Taiwan |
SAP | Germany |
Texas Instruments | US |
Accenture | Ireland |
“The Top 100 Global Technology Leaders are the organizations
“The Top 100 Global Technology Leaders are the organizations poised to propel the future of technology. We salute them,” said Brian Scanlon, chief strategy officer, Thomson Reuters.
To see the full list of the Thomson Reuters 2018 Top 100 Global Technology Leaders and learn more about the program’s methodology, download the full report and visit http://tr.com/top100tech. Join the discussion on Twitter #TRtech100.
Company name | Country/region of headquarters |
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Accenture | Ireland |
Acer | Taiwan |
Adobe | United States of America |
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) | United States of America |
Advantest | Japan |
Akamai Technologies | United States of America |
Alphabet | United States of America |
Amazon | United States of America |
Amdocs | United States of America |
Analog Devices | United States of America |
Apple | United States of America |
Applied Materials | United States of America |
ARRIS International | United States of America |
ASE Group | Taiwan |
ASM Pacific Technology | Hong Kong |
ASUS | Taiwan |
Atos | France |
Autodesk | United States of America |
CA Technologies | United States of America |
Canon | Japan |
Capgemini | France |
Celestica | Canada |
CGI | Canada |
Cisco | United States of America |
Cognizant | United States of America |
CommScope | United States of America |
Computacenter | United Kingdom |
Computershare | Australia |
dormakaba | Switzerland |
DXC Technology | United States of America |
eBay Inc. | United States of America |
Ericsson | Sweden |
United States of America | |
FUJIFILM | Japan |
Fujikura Ltd. | Japan |
Fujitsu Ltd. | Japan |
Gemalto | Netherlands |
HCL Technologies Ltd. | India |
Hewlett Packard Enterprise | United States of America |
HP | United States of America |
IBM | United States of America |
Infineon Technologies | Germany |
Infosys | India |
Intel | United States of America |
Intuit | United States of America |
Lam Research | United States of America |
Leidos | United States of America |
Lenovo | China |
LG Electronics | Korea; Republic (S. Korea) |
LITE-ON Technology | Taiwan |
ManTech International Corporation | United States of America |
Mastercard | United States of America |
Micron Technology | United States of America |
Microsoft | United States of America |
Motorola Solutions | United States of America |
Nanya Technology | Taiwan |
National Instruments | United States of America |
NCR Corporation | United States of America |
NEC | Japan |
Nokia |
Finland |
Nvidia | United States of America |
NXP Semiconductors | Netherlands |
Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. | Japan |
ON Semiconductor | United States of America |
Oracle | United States of America |
PEGATRON Corporation | Taiwan |
Powertech Technology Inc. | Taiwan |
Qisda Corporation | Taiwan |
Qualcomm | United States of America |
Quanta Computer | Taiwan |
Renesas Electronics Corporation | Japan |
ROHM | Japan |
Salesforce | United States of America |
Samsung Electronics | Korea; Republic (S. Korea) |
SAP | Germany |
Seiko Epson Corporation | Japan |
Sharp Corporation | Japan |
Siliconware Precision Industries Ltd. (SPIL) | Taiwan |
SK Hynix Inc. | Korea; Republic (S. Korea) |
SONY | Japan |
Sopra Steria | France |
STMicroelectronics | Switzerland |
Symantec Corporation | United States of America |
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (TSMC) | Taiwan |
Tata Consultancy Services | India |
Tech Mahindra | India |
Tencent | China |
Teradata | United States of America |
Texas Instruments | United States of America |
Tieto | Finland |
Tokyo Electron | Japan |
Total System Services (TSYS) | United States of America |
Unisys | United States of America |
United Microelectronics Corporation | Taiwan |
VMware | United States of America |
Wipro | India |
Wistron Corporation | Taiwan |
Workday | United States of America |
Xerox Corporation | United States of America |
ZTE Corporation | China |
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