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P. Morgan has upgraded express mail services provider United Parcel Service, Inc. In order to overweight from the neutral level, with the statement that it believes the company is being positioned for new momentum. (Market Pulse: UPS upped at J.P. Morgan, renewed momentum seen) Thus the faith in the organization exists even among experts.
Conclusion:
The management of the company is aware of changes and the requirement to adjust to changes and the statement at the end of the first year of UPS as a public company said "the world has tried to understand now as to what we have realized for years: regarding the fact that we are very well positioned, is in a position to execute, that we have a history consisting of innovation and above all, that we have the most unique people in our industry." (Michael, 10) When an organization is a part of a rapidly growing industry, the weaknesses are always covered up as the profits remain high. Till the market drops, it would be difficult to talk about weaknesses of this company.
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Vol: 4; No: 1; pp: 35-37
Donlon, J.P. Big Brown boots up - Nickname for United Parcel Service of America Inc.; UPS'
Internet services. The Chief Executive. March, 1999. pp: 26-30
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The Future. Retrieved at http://sustainability.ups.com/future/main.html. Accessed 17 October, 2005
The UPS Store Global Expansion Begins with India and Canada. 5 August, 2005. Retrieved from http://ups.com/pressroom/corp/press_releases/press_release/0,1088,4612,00.html. Accessed 17 October, 2005
References
Benjamin, Matthew. Out of the Box - UPS eyes a future going far beyond package delivery.
Retrieved at http://www.usnews.com/usnews/biztech/articles/040126/26eeups.htm. Accessed 17 October, 2005
Best Practice Case Studies. Retrieved at http://www.mobileinfo.com/Case_Study/ups.htm. Accessed 17 October, 2005
Bloomemkranz, Larry. Evolving the UPS brand. Design Management Review. Spring, 2004.
Lagorce, Aude. Market Pulse: UPS upped at J.P. Morgan, renewed momentum seen. 14 October, 2005. Retrieved at http://biz.yahoo.com/cbsmb/051014/45875bc497ce41d0a0b0598b9aae14f5.html?.v=1Accessed 17 October, 2005
The Future. Retrieved at http://sustainability.ups.com/future/main.html. Accessed 17 October, 2005
The UPS Store Global Expansion Begins with India and Canada. 5 August, 2005. Retrieved from http://ups.com/pressroom/corp/press_releases/press_release/0,1088,4612,00.html. Accessed 17 October, 2005
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