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UPS vs Fed Ex

... Fed Ex is a labor free organization who has earned a reputation as a great place to work. ... is owned by UPS managers, or their families, by former employees or by charitable foundations owned by UPS. The key to UPS ‘s success is efficiency. UPS has experienced several strikes as a result of changes in labor practices and driver requirements.

Three dimensions of competition between Fed EX and UPS have drawn attention: globalization, Information Technology, and service expansion included new service introduction.
Globalization: Fed Ex was the first to enter the international market, however, large profits were lost. UPS didn’t break into the foreign market until 1988. ...
Information Technology: Fed Ex was far more sophisticated in its technological advancement than UPS. However, in the early to mid 1990’s UPS invested significant dollars into information technology.
Service expansion and new service introduction: Fed Ex was first to plunge into the growing fax market in the mid 1980’s. This expansion failed and cost Fed Ex $400 million. Fed Ex expanded its geographical service to 95% of the United States. Fed Ex competed with UPS by going after UPS’s big clients. At the same time Fed Ex was attempting to enter UPS’s market, UPS was also attempting to enter Fed Ex’s market.

In 1995, JC Penney announced a $1 billion, five year contract for delivery services to UPS. ... At this announcement the stock price and value of equity of Fed Ex dramatically declined. This announcement seemed to suggest that UPS was making a successful transition into the air-express package delivery niche.
Why did JC Penney choose UPS? ...

The above questions are going to be concluded by contrasting Fed Ex and UPS. ...

Market Segments
In this analysis my focus is going to be on the foreign segment for both UPS and Fed Ex. Both UPS and Fed Ex have been unsuccessful in their entry into the foreign market.


Approximate Word count = 1560
Approximate Pages = 6.2
(250 words per page double spaced)

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