Executive Summary
FedEx has always been associated as a legendary company that pioneer and innovate along with the advance of technology. FedEx invented the air-ground transportation industry and overnight express delivery in 1971. And along the years, FedEx continues to bring out new innovations to the industry that offers value to customer and FedEx itself. FedEx also has grown much with its active acquisitions of companies that serve transportation and the supply chain of goods.
In 1998, FedEx acquired Caliber and its subsidiaries. The acquisition gave FedEx a sure advantage that it is now capable to providing more transportation services to other segments upstream in the supply chain. Along with internet and e-business, FedEx seize the opportunity to collaborate with customers in providing full supply chain management system.
However, in the midst of acquisition and maintaining competitive advantage on technologies, FedEx’s profits have not been as per expectation. To......

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Title: Fedex Corporation: Structural Transformation Through E-Business
Approximate Word Count: 281
Approximate Pages: 2 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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