133 Search Results for Case Study on FedEx
Federal Express
One of the major segments of the wider postal and cargo industries is the small package express delivery sector or industry, which is an increasingly complex and competitive sector. The complexity and competitiveness of this industr Continue Reading...
A fourth weakness is the declining level of business services sales during one period of the case study, brought about by the economic recession impacting areas of the global economy unevenly.
Opportunities
FedEx can expand significantly more into Continue Reading...
FedEx
Applying Strategic Market Planning to FedEx
Marketing Foundations
FedEx (NYSE: FDX) is one of the leading providers of global logistics services to the Business-to-Business (B2B) and Business-to-Consumer (B2C) marketplaces globally. FedEx is Continue Reading...
Kinko's Case Study
Situational analysis -- who what where when why Kinko's revenues have declined by three percent from 2002 to 2003. The major reason behind the decline is slow growth in its consumer market and local business segments. This is part Continue Reading...
At FedEx, this means that managers facilitate success and allow employees to excel.
Part 6 -- in many ways, great leaders often are able to take numerous personality traits and mold them into successful management by being attuned to the decisions Continue Reading...
Dell Case Study Summary
Company Profile
Dell Computer Corporation (DELL:NASDAQ) was founded in 1984 by Michael Dell, who defined a unique business model at the time of purchasing IBM PC components, assembling them to his customers' unique requireme Continue Reading...
FedEx is a worldwide delivery service specializing in the transportation of parcels and packages, and is the largest express transportation company with about 30 per cent of the market share. Since its founding in 1973, FedEx has done business with a Continue Reading...
Score cards for the first level would be handed out and the program and the prizes explained. The start date would be set starting the day that the employee gets their score card. Each score card would require three months of consistent metrics in o Continue Reading...
1. What happened to the two company’s stock price in 2004? Why did it rise? Did one company outpace another and if so why do you think that happened? How should we interpret any increases?
Mid-year 2004, China and the United States attained a Continue Reading...
FedEx Express Airlines (Case Study)
In this case study, we will be looking at FedEx Express's hub airports. The airports will include Memphis International Airport (MEM) and Indianapolis International Airport. The focus will be mainly on capacity, t Continue Reading...
FedEx Company: Five Forces Analysis
The company examined is FedEx and the relevant industry is the overnight and express ground delivery business. There are a few different types of market participants. The first of these are the overnight and groun Continue Reading...
For all employees with chronic health problems such as arthritis, asthma, and diabetes, FedEx offered a disease management program to give them guidance. The emphasis is on health improvement and wellness maintenance, rather than treating on treatin Continue Reading...
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to provide the results of a review of the literature concerning the respective logistical systems that are used by the U.S. Army and FedEx, including their approaches to demand forecasting and warehousing methods. Continue Reading...
If it is felt that this is not the case, then another question needs to be answered -- to what extent are the policies and strategies of FedEx management related to the company's performance. Although it has long been held that the company is an eco Continue Reading...
FDX
Value Creation Frontier
The value creation frontier "represents the maximum amount of value that the products of different companies inside an industry can give customers at any one time by using different business models" (Hill & Jones, 20 Continue Reading...
Innovation & Creativity
FedEx was founded as an innovator in a logistics field that had never seen overnight delivery before. The company has always positioned itself as a premium provider in the business, based on its sophisticated technology, Continue Reading...
Singapore has long built its economy on its strategic positioning for trade. The country is now home to the world's second-largest container port according to the World Shipping Council (2013). The country's position as a leading trade makes it a nat Continue Reading...
Organizational Change
In late 2003, FedEx announced the acquisition of Kinko's, the chain of office stores, for $2.4 billion. In part, the deal was a response to the purchase of Mailboxes, Etc. By UPS two years previous. The Kinko's deal with clearl Continue Reading...
Another issue is the legal/political power that Southwest has (or does not have, in relation to its rivals). Ultimately, the company has suffered as the result of the Wright Amendment, and it needs to leverage its current size to fight back against Continue Reading...
The company offers training sessions for their staff members and presents them with several incentives, such as discounts on the organization's services or employee empowerment. This virtually means that the individual staff members are valued as vi Continue Reading...
companies I am going to compare are FedEx and UPS. These two companies compete in the United States and around the world, doing package delivery and other logistics services. As such, they have a lot of similarities, but they also have a lot of diff Continue Reading...
FedEx's 44,000) and strategy of building route density, productivity, and cost efficiency. While UPS, admittedly lagged behind FedEx in keeping pace with environmental trends, it is interesting to note that the company is now closing the gap quickly Continue Reading...
Kotter's Change Model to Solve the FedEx Situation
FedEx HR Management Strategy
Local as well as multinational organizations experiences change during operations. The goal of change is to ensure sustained organizational competitiveness and relev Continue Reading...
Business Case Analysis
Apple's Winning Strategies
FedEx
Apple's Winning Strategies:
How has Apple developed extreme loyalty among customers that has resulted in an almost cult like following?
Apple operates in the high growth and highly dynamic Continue Reading...
FedEx Quality Management Issue
Process Improvement Tools and Applications in Quality Management
FED-EX Case Study
For the purpose of the present study, the company chosen is that of Fed-Ex. This writer will take on the role of a quality management Continue Reading...
For the first 2010/2011 fiscal quarter ending Aug 31, FedEx Freight generated revenue of $1.26 billion, up 28% from last year's $982 million, but made a loss of $16 million -- down from an income of $2 million a year ago (2010, FedEx).
FedEx Corp. Continue Reading...
In many countries, FedEx Express charges a fuel surcharge. In foreign countries, an increase in the value of the U.S. dollar is inherently built into the price of jet fuel, or even into the price of gasoline. As such, a fuel surcharge helps to offse Continue Reading...
Another factor that should be taken into consideration is that of overall strategy. Financial statements are snapshots, and sometimes it can be difficult to discern from looking at a small sample of them the firm's overall direction. Key strategic Continue Reading...
Rivera of 1990. This case involved Rivera, who was a financial advisor and Salvatore Guarino, Rivera's cohort, selling John G. Talcott, Jr. A resident, 93 years of age in Massachusetts a $75,000 investment. Talcott sent a check for $10,000 payable to Continue Reading...
ICT and Price Chopper
Despite being more than a decade-and-a-half old, this 1994 case study detailing the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) by the New England grocery store chain Price Chopper could, with a few minor updates, be Continue Reading...
One global business mentioned in the report as a technology leader with high brand equity was at&T. Customer equity is that value of future business purchased by the customer based on brand equity, which in turn means consumer acceptance of the Continue Reading...
A combination of the two systems could be used, with a 75 to 25% ratio, for example.
An important element of the compensation plan could be identifying a way that this could be used as an instrument to drive synergies and cooperation between what w Continue Reading...
Parcel Industry
History of FedEx:
The attempts at using airplanes for commercial transportation of goods started when the air planes started flying. One of the first air freight carriages took place in 1910 when a department store sent a bolt of si Continue Reading...
There are several reasons why this model is particularly relevant for outsourcing relationship maturity. First, at the lowest level of the model the focus is on purely reacting, which is exactly what many companies do when they are stressed with co Continue Reading...
Total Quality Management or TQM is definitely an integrative administration structure targeted at consistently enhancing the output of products, services, items, procedures and general manufacturing to attain and exceed customer demands and anticipat Continue Reading...
Another threat is that of strike. A previous strike debilitated the company, and those costs could appear again should the Teamsters desire to make more money for their constituents. No matter how well mitigated, there is the risk of a strike shutt Continue Reading...
Ayers (2000, p. 4) describes a supply chain as "Life cycle processes supporting physical, information, financial, and knowledge flows for moving products and services from suppliers to end-users." A supply chain can be short, as in the case of a co Continue Reading...
e-Commerce
This project is about e-commerce and how it has helped Apple in its business objectives. The purpose is of the paper is to illustrate the wide-ranging ways in which e-commerce can provide opportunity to corporate entities. Apple makes a g Continue Reading...
l billion in 2007. This growth can be seen to represent the increasing interest of Chinese firms in acquiring resources, technology and brands outside of their own country (Carpenter & Wyman, 2009).
Lenovo was able to seal the deal essentially b Continue Reading...