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University of Perpetual Help System

Sto Niño Biñan, Laguna

College of Computer Studies

Case Study No.1

Major League Baseball

Prepared by:

Allan H. (Bud) Selig Commissioner of Baseball

Bob DuPuy President & Chief Operating Officer

Jimmie Lee Solomon Executive Vice President, Baseball Development

Tim Brosnan Executive Vice President, Business

Rob Manfred Executive Vice President, Labor Relations & Human Resources

Jonathan Mariner Executive Vice President, Finance

John McHale Jr. Executive Vice President, Administration & Chief Information Officer; Interim Executive Vice President, Baseball Operations

r B.The environment

Major League Baseball today announced what is arguably the most important environmental initiative in the history of professional sports, worldwide.

I know that is a big statement, but it is true.

As part of Major League Baseball’s ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship, MLB today announced its development of a comprehensive software system designed to collect and analyze environmental data related to stadium operations across the 30 Clubs. Moreover, this software tool will keep track of and distribute best practices related to environmental stewardship across MLB’s 30 Clubs as well. The full roll out of this path breaking program to all the Clubs will happen during this 2010 season.

This is the first time a professional sports League anywhere in the world has taken the


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