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FedEx was founded in 1971 by Frederick W. Smith with 389 workers and an initial investment of $84 million. It was the first company to offer money-back guarantees if a package was not delivered on time. FedEx now has over 425,000 employees and handles 3.4 million packages daily using a global hub and spoke system with 669 aircraft and 43,000 vehicles. The company focuses on meeting customer expectations through a people-first service and profit philosophy.
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- 1. Submitted By: -Clifton Dmello -Nitin Gowda -Saee Taware -Suraj Pawar St. Francis Institute Of Management & Research
- 2. OVERVIEW • Founded in 1971 by Frederick W. Smith • Started with 389 workers • 1st Investment $84 million • 1st company to give money back offer if not delivered on time • Online tracking system • 1994: ISO Certification
- 3. ABOUT THE COMPANY • 425000 team members • FedEx handles 3.4 millions packages • Concept of time criticality and expedited delivery • FedEx uses PSP Philosophy – People (customer comes 1st ) – Service ( meeting customer expectation) – Profit (people’s commitment & empowerment)
- 4. ABOUT THE COMPANY • More than 240 countries • 669 aircrafts , 43000 ground • More than 7.5 millions shipment/day • Tie up: hp, Amazon, IBM • Revenue is $65.5 billions
- 6. WORLD WIDE COVERAGE • FedEx catalyses access by collapsing time and space and by increasing information. • FedEx has consistently championed expanded global access through “open skies” and deregulation. • FedEx has worked to move goods faster across national borders, thereby decreasing business costs and promoting economic growth. • FedEx and Businesses: Expanding Reach, Innovation, and Profitability. • FedEx and People: Offering the Choice of What, Where, When, and How.
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