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Xerox Corporation is a $17.6 billion company and the world's leading document management technology and services enterprise. It provides the broadest portfolio of digital printing and publishing systems, multifunction devices, network printers, copiers and fax machines. Headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut, Xerox employs over 57,100 people worldwide and operates in over 160 countries. The company's mission is to help customers find better ways to work by leading in document technologies, products and services that improve work processes and business results.
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1. Identify the frame(s) used by the leaders in the Challenger and Columbia situations (i.e., Structure, HR, Political, and Symbolic).
2. Review the choice of frames made by the management in those situations. Explain if the situation with the space shuttles occurred due to management choosing the wrong frame, an incorrect application of a given frame, or for other reasons.
3. If you were the person in charge of the Challenger and Columbia, recommend what other frame(s) you would have considered in the decision-making process. For your recommendations, take into account the constraints faced at the time of the events. Justify your answer using the characteristics of each frame from your readings.
4. Based on your recommendation made in the previous question, explain how you would address the Challenger and Columbia situations using a different frame or a combination of them.
Write a 2–3-page report in Word format. Utilize at least two scholarly sources in your research. Your paper should be written in a clear, concise, and organized manner; demonstrate ethical scholarship in accurate representation and attribution of sources; and display accurate spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
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of contents
Executive summary
Introduction
Vision and Mission Statement for Xerox Company
Xerox overall strategy
Key problems faced by Xerox
Strategic alternatives for Xerox
Processes to address tasks of strategic management
Roles played by management to direct the process
The role of the Board of Directors in running the company
Corporate governance issues for Xerox
Company analysis
SWOT analysis
Financial Strategy and Analysis
Summary
Recommendation for future action
Conclusion
References
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Xerox Corporate Overview
This document provides a corporate overview of Xerox, summarizing their business areas and capabilities. Xerox helps companies with complex business problems through business process outsourcing, IT outsourcing, document technology, and managed print services. They have over 140,000 employees globally and annual revenue of $23 billion, more than half from services. Example customer successes highlight how Xerox has helped companies improve processes, reduce costs, and drive business results.
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Global Imaging Systems is a Xerox company that partners with regional office technology companies across the US to serve the needs of national and regional companies. As a partner, Global is able to provide both local accountability through regional partners as well as national support through Xerox. This allows Global to address the needs of large companies that other national vendors or local dealerships cannot, such as flexibility, accountability, and responsiveness. Global aims to transform how companies work through productivity-enhancing systems, cost-reducing services, and solutions that streamline business processes.
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Xerox was founded in 1906 and introduced the first plain paper office copier in the 1960s. It dominated the copier market for decades but lost market share as competitors like HP and Canon entered and customers transitioned to digital. Xerox failed to keep up with digital trends in the early 2000s, causing its stock price to plummet. It has since transformed its brand logo and image to focus on digital services and solutions. Currently, Xerox manufactures printers, multifunction devices, and workflow software, and aims to strengthen its position through opportunities in services, acquisitions, and environmental products.
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The document discusses Xerox Corporation, a company founded in 1906 that introduced the first plain paper office copier. It summarizes Xerox's history of success and then failure in the late 1990s/early 2000s when its stock price plummeted as the company struggled to adapt to the digital environment. The document outlines factors in Xerox's failure to change, such as poor management and an inability to compete against new IT companies. It also describes steps Xerox took to recover, like creating research groups to understand customer needs better and bringing in social scientists. Finally, it lists some current Xerox products and provides a parting message about the risks of failing to adapt.
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The document provides an overview of Conduent, a business process outsourcing company that was spun off from Xerox in 2017. It discusses Conduent's origins from Xerox's 2010 acquisition of Affiliated Computer Services, the challenges of establishing a new brand identity, and Conduent's strategic focus on growing its existing client base and diversifying its service offerings. The document also examines Conduent's positioning in the industry and competitive landscape.
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- Microsoft is the most valuable IT company in the world, offering software, hardware, and services. It was founded in 1975 and is headquartered in Redmond, Washington with 99,000 employees.
- Oracle is the second most valuable IT company, providing enterprise software, hardware, and services across many regions. It was founded in 1977 and is headquartered in California with 120,000 employees.
- SAP is a leading enterprise application software company with operations in over 180 countries. It was founded in 1972 and is headquartered in Germany with 66,572 employees.
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Introducing Express Digital
Express Digital Solutions is a technology company that helps businesses manage documents and information assets through digitization, storage, retrieval, workflow automation, and distribution services. The company is led by John Longobardo as CEO and John Principale as CTO. They offer scanning, data capture, electronic forms, content management, and integration with multi-function devices. Customer testimonials praise the increased efficiency and return on investment from the system. Express Digital prioritizes customer service and community involvement.
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Express Digital Solutions is a technology company that helps businesses manage documents and information assets through digitization, storage, retrieval, workflow automation, and distribution services. The company is led by John Longobardo as CEO and John Principale as CTO, who have decades of experience in sales, marketing, and technology. Express Digital utilizes world-class software and scanning partners to digitize paper documents, automate workflows, and integrate with other systems. Customers praise the increased efficiency, cost savings, and customer service provided by Express Digital's document management solutions.
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The 5 Star Consulting firm analyzed Xerox Corporation's annual reports from 2006-2008. They found areas where Xerox could improve financially. While Xerox has faced difficulties, it is taking steps like acquiring Affiliated Computer Services and developing new technologies. The consultants evaluated Xerox's management strategies, products, competition, finances, and market share. They developed recommendations to help Xerox strengthen its position and maximize growth potential.
Xerox turn in paper
The 5 Star Consulting firm analyzed Xerox Corporation's annual reports from 2006-2008. They found areas where Xerox could improve financially. While Xerox has faced difficulties, it is taking steps like acquiring Affiliated Computer Services and developing new technologies. The analysis examined Xerox's management strategies, competition, market share, products, and financials. It identified strengths and weaknesses for Xerox to address in order to grow successfully.
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Fiscal 2001 was a mixed year for Sun Microsystems. While revenue grew 16% to $18.25 billion, net income declined 50% to $927 million due to economic pressures. Sun believes its focus on networking positions it well for long-term growth, and it will continue investing heavily in R&D. The company aims to provide increasing customer satisfaction and shareholder value going forward through its diverse product portfolio and commitment to open standards.
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- 1. IE 618: Engineering Cost and Production Economics Instructor: Randy Reagan Date: February 18, 2009 Performed by: Mariam Israiel
- 7. Total Extraordinary Items Total Extraordinary Items Xerox Financial Summary Financial data in U.S. Dollars: Values in Millions (Except for per share items)
- 8. Stock Trend (2yrs) Revenue and Adjusted Operating Margin Financial Highlights Con.
- 10. References: http://www. xerox .com/index/ enca .html http://www. google .com http://en. wikipedia .org/ wiki /Xerox
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