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Which Select Employers Made the 2010 List

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The Top 5
NO. 1: USAA
$400 million spent annually on benefits
NO. 2: Booz Allen Hamilton
Offers more than 50 tech focus groups
NO. 3: JM Family
R&D program launches IT pilot projects
NO. 4: General Mills
90% of IT interns become full-timers
NO. 5: University of Pennsylvania
IT training progress measured quarterly
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