Office Depot is a global supplier of office products and services, which was incorporated in Delaware in 1986. Its products can be classified into three categories: supplies, technology, furniture and other. In 2012, the percentage of each category of products it has sold, was of 65.5% for the supplies, 20.9% for the technology and 13.6% for furniture and other related products. The result in sales for 2012 was of $10.7 billion, which represented a decrease of 7% from the prior year.
Rexam is a leading global consumer packaging group and a leading global beverage can maker. Their vision is to be the best global consumer packaging company, with the aim of enhancing shareholder value. This means achieving a balance between profitable revenue growth, cash generation and the appropriate risk profile for the Group to deliver a steady increase in profit year on year and create value for their shareholders. Rexam makes products for a wide selection of customers across the globe, such as L’oreal, Coca-Cola, Redbull, Hornell, AB InBev and so forth.
Top private companies around the globe have adopted performance management principles and techniques in order to be more competitive in this harsh economic market. This fierce competition has slowly, but firmly found its way in the public sector. Public services are required to adopt best practices and streamline processes in order to justify their budgets and offer quality services to their country’s citizens.
The CIA was established by the National Security Act of 1947 as an independent agency, being charged with coordinating the U.S. intelligence activities, as well as evaluating and disseminating intelligence affecting national security. The CIA, the first line of defense, manages to accomplish what others cannot and go where others cannot. Briefly, they collect information that reveals potential threats, plans and capabilities of their adversaries, providing thus the basis for decision making and actions.
Nowadays it has become more and more difficult to enjoy a simple flying experience. And this is due to the fact that not only the huge number of people using this means of transportation makes it more difficult to bear, but also due to the fact that airlines have an outstanding number of fees. In a ranking system used by the American Customer Satisfaction Index, American Airlines received a not so good score: only 69 out of 100 points available.
