Federal Express (later known as FedEx) was established in 1973. Ten years later, the company reaches $1bn in revenue – the first US business to achieve this status without merger or acquisition. Services extend to Europe and the Middle East by the end of 1989. Between 1991 and 1999 FedEx launches: Express Freighter® to provide overnight delivery to Europe and Asia, FedEx Ship Manager® - first company to allow customers to process shipments online and FedEx EuroOne®, opening a new hub in Paris. In 2000, FedEx became known as “FedEx Corporation”. Services are divided into different companies that operate independently yet compete collectively. During 2008, FedEx Corp ranks ninth in the business superbrands list. In 2010, the company opened a brand new hub in Cologne airport, the largest solar powered hub worldwide. FedEx Corporation’s revenue during 2011 was in excess of $39.3bn.…
The transportation and logistics industry is a six hundred and seventy billion dollar a year industry according to SJ Consulting Group. A logistics company helps transport people, cargo, and merchandise, by land, or sea. It consists of many channels of transportation, which include freight trains, cargo ships, and planes. Logistics and transportation companies are an important part of everyday business and life. The need of exports and imports on an international scale can only happen through a transportation company. If a family decides to move cross-country or over seas, it is planned through a transportations company. What has made the difference in most popular logistics companies is the difference in their business models and what logistic purpose they are here to meet. Locally we have two carriers that are an everyday household name; lets understand the difference if any in there set up, and business matrix.…
This report will analyze the fierce on-going competition between the two companies that have dominated the package delivery service, FedEx Corporation and United Parcel Service, Incorporated. The situational analysis will explain the back and forth battle between in both popularity and profitability as these two companies try to gain market dominance. This part will also analyze the agreement between the United States and China regarding the new air-transportation agreement. Financial analysis will also be used to show that UPS, at the time the case was written, is financially superior to FedEx.…
The air express segment was a $25bn portion of the US package-delivert industry, and was concentrated in letters and packages, overnight and deferred, and air or air and ground. Virtually all FedEx business activities were in the air express segment of the package delivery industry, only 22% of UPS’s revenues were derived from its next day air business. FedEx and UPS’s competition for the dominance of the $25bn domestic air express delivery market foreshadowed in an unusually challenging future…
The purpose of this memo is provide a recommendation on whether to invest in FedEx or UPS, given that the air transportation market in China is now open to both companies. Outlined in this memo are an assessment of the strategic approaches and an evaluation of the financial and non-financial performance of both companies, which led to the conclusion that UPS is the superior investment opportunity.…
Each one of these major players in the express mail industry maintained a specific strategy geared towards gaining a competitive edge over the other two competitors. Federal Express (Fed Ex), which held around 45% of the marketplace and was the first mover of the industry, used a differentiation strategy to gain its advantages over UPS and Airborne Express. This strategy, which is generically focused on producing a differentiated product and…
This paper addresses current status of FedEx Corporation and how they are performing. The paper addresses FedEx’s SWOT analysis giving their strengths, threats,…
The US express mail industry is highly consolidated. 85% of the market is served by 3 service providers. There are six second tier players who serve the remaining 15%. FedEx and UPS lead the industry in services and innovation. The following trends have been observed in this Industry.…
UPS and FedEx are the leading parcel carriers in the U.S. FedEx has significantly expanded their capability to compete with UPS's dominant ground delivery service. UPS has continued its strong marketing efforts in overnight and deferred air services. Both of these carriers have introduced information systems, which include user-friendly Internet interfaces. The carriers have also expanded logistical services and improved integration with customer supply chains.…
| * Big competitors are FedEx and UPS; * Smaller competitors like BAX Global, DHL, Worldwide Express, Emery Worldwide, RPS, TNT Express, Worldwide, and US Post Service…
This paper will explain to the reader the courier, express, and parcel delivery service industry with a brief history of how these industries work. After explaining these industries, this piece will go into the history of the global market leader in logistics, DHL. After concluding the brief history of DHL, the majority of this paper will describe DHL’s Express division, the current status of the industry and company, macroeconomic indicators that relate to DHL, and future opportunities and challenges for the industry and the company.…
DHL here act as a facilitator that controls thousands of trucks and aircraft, complex information tracking systems and global networks of offices and warehouses. Here, when we discussing about running a businesses, there is always rival that competing in the market. Same goes to DHL. UPS, FedEx, and TNT are his rival in logistic service provider where all of them try to give the most efficient and fasters in moving goods throughout the world.…
As globalization trend of Multi-National Company, the trend has been toward companies having a single European distribution center. Thus, the demanding of logistic transportation to Europe Countries are rapidly growth really fast. However, DHL Brussels Hub could not expand further more to support such rapid growth volume of shipment. To remind the leader position, DHL needed additional starting and landing capacity in Central Europe.…
The DHL family offers an unrivalled portfolio of logistics products and solutions ranging from domestic and international parcel delivery to international express, road, air and ocean freight to end-to-end supply chain management. There are thousands of logistics companies operating locally or internationally around the world and Europe is not an exception.…
DHL Express is a division of the German logistics company Deutsche Post DHL providing international express mail services. Deutsche Post is the world's largest logistics company operating around the world.[2] DHL is a world market leader in sea and air mail.[3][4]…