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The World’s Most Innovative Company 3M
Contents
Introduction
1. About 3M 2. Products & Brands 3. Policies and Philosophies of 3M 4. SWOT
Contents
5. Industry Life Cycle 6. Problem 7. Results 8. New era 7. Reference
Conclusion
Introduction
In Fortune magazine’s annual survey of “America’s Most Admired Corporations,” 3M earned a top-10 ranking in 10 of the last 15 years. In1995 3M was awarded the National Medal of Technology, the U.S. government’s top award for innovation. 3M is third in 2006- BusinessWeek ranking of the world’s most innovative companies, based on a global survey of top executives.
Overview (2010)
1. About 3M
Worldwide sales: $26.662 billion. International sales: $17.452 billion
(65.45 percent of company's total).
Companies in more than65 countries. 3M products sold in nearly 200 countries. More than 75,000 employees. Plant locations: 191 worldwide. Sales office locations: 188 worldwide.
Overview (2010)
1. About 3M
2006 SALES 22,923
2007 24,462
2008 25,269
2009 23,123
2010 26,662
+6.71% +3.29% 2006 3,851 2007 4,096
-8.49%
+15.3% 2010 4,085
NET
INCOME
2008 3,460
2009 3,193
+6.36%-15.5%
-7.71%
+27.9%
3M Facts
1. About 3M
Subprime mortgage crisis
Asian Financial Crisis
3M Facts
1. About 3M
∙ Dow Jones Industrial Average : Es el más importante de todos y refleja el comportamiento del precio de la acción de las 30 compañías industriales más importantes y representativas de Estados Unidos.
∙ Standard & Poor’s 500 Index : Es uno de los índicesbursátiles más importantes de Estados Unidos. Al S&P 500 se le considera el índice más representativo de la situación real del mercado.
3M Global Center
1. About 3M
History
1. About 3M
1902
3M was founded - At the Lake Superior town of Two Harbors, Minn.
1916
The company paid its first dividend of 6 cents a share
1920s
The world's first waterproof sandpaper was developed- It reduced airborne dusts during automobile manufacturing
1925
Richard G. Drew, a young lab assistant, invented masking tape
History
1. About 3M
1940s
3M was diverted into defense materials for World War II, which was followed by new ventures 3M introduced the Thermo-Fax™ copying process, Scotchgard™ Fabric Protector, videotape, Scotch-Brite™ Cleaning Pads and several newelectro-mechanical products. Dry-silver microfilm was introduced Rapidly growing health care business
1950s
1960s
1970s
Markets further expanded
History
1. About 3M
1980s
3M introduced Post-it® Notes
1990s
-Sales reached the $15 billion mark -Continued to develop an array of innovative products
2004
Sales topped $20 billion for the first time
2010
SixBusiness Segments
2. Products & Brands
Safety, Security & Protection Services Business
Consumer & Office Business
Industrial & Transportation Business
3M
Display & Graphics Business
Health Care Business
Electro & Communications Business
Six Business Segments
2. Products & Brands
Consumer & Office Business
- Brand-Scotch®, Post-it®, Scotch-Brite®, Scotchgard™ - Todaymore than 1,000 Post-it® products are sold in more than 100 countries.
Post-it® Custom Printed Products
Mounting, Adhesives, Post-it® Products & Tapes
Six Business Segments
2. Products & Brands
Display and Graphics Business
- Films that brighten the displays on electronic products - Flat-panel computer monitors, cellular phones, PDAs, and LCD televisions
Computer Privacy FiltersDisplay Films
Traffic Safety Systems
Six Business Segments
2. Products & Brands
Electro and Communications Business
- 3M products help customers connect, clean,
polish, insulate, protect, finish and test electrical, electronics and communications pathways; store energy; and transmit data, information and ideas.
Electrical
Electronics Design & Manufacturing
Six...
Contents
Introduction
1. About 3M 2. Products & Brands 3. Policies and Philosophies of 3M 4. SWOT
Contents
5. Industry Life Cycle 6. Problem 7. Results 8. New era 7. Reference
Conclusion
Introduction
In Fortune magazine’s annual survey of “America’s Most Admired Corporations,” 3M earned a top-10 ranking in 10 of the last 15 years. In1995 3M was awarded the National Medal of Technology, the U.S. government’s top award for innovation. 3M is third in 2006- BusinessWeek ranking of the world’s most innovative companies, based on a global survey of top executives.
Overview (2010)
1. About 3M
Worldwide sales: $26.662 billion. International sales: $17.452 billion
(65.45 percent of company's total).
Companies in more than65 countries. 3M products sold in nearly 200 countries. More than 75,000 employees. Plant locations: 191 worldwide. Sales office locations: 188 worldwide.
Overview (2010)
1. About 3M
2006 SALES 22,923
2007 24,462
2008 25,269
2009 23,123
2010 26,662
+6.71% +3.29% 2006 3,851 2007 4,096
-8.49%
+15.3% 2010 4,085
NET
INCOME
2008 3,460
2009 3,193
+6.36%-15.5%
-7.71%
+27.9%
3M Facts
1. About 3M
Subprime mortgage crisis
Asian Financial Crisis
3M Facts
1. About 3M
∙ Dow Jones Industrial Average : Es el más importante de todos y refleja el comportamiento del precio de la acción de las 30 compañías industriales más importantes y representativas de Estados Unidos.
∙ Standard & Poor’s 500 Index : Es uno de los índicesbursátiles más importantes de Estados Unidos. Al S&P 500 se le considera el índice más representativo de la situación real del mercado.
3M Global Center
1. About 3M
History
1. About 3M
1902
3M was founded - At the Lake Superior town of Two Harbors, Minn.
1916
The company paid its first dividend of 6 cents a share
1920s
The world's first waterproof sandpaper was developed- It reduced airborne dusts during automobile manufacturing
1925
Richard G. Drew, a young lab assistant, invented masking tape
History
1. About 3M
1940s
3M was diverted into defense materials for World War II, which was followed by new ventures 3M introduced the Thermo-Fax™ copying process, Scotchgard™ Fabric Protector, videotape, Scotch-Brite™ Cleaning Pads and several newelectro-mechanical products. Dry-silver microfilm was introduced Rapidly growing health care business
1950s
1960s
1970s
Markets further expanded
History
1. About 3M
1980s
3M introduced Post-it® Notes
1990s
-Sales reached the $15 billion mark -Continued to develop an array of innovative products
2004
Sales topped $20 billion for the first time
2010
SixBusiness Segments
2. Products & Brands
Safety, Security & Protection Services Business
Consumer & Office Business
Industrial & Transportation Business
3M
Display & Graphics Business
Health Care Business
Electro & Communications Business
Six Business Segments
2. Products & Brands
Consumer & Office Business
- Brand-Scotch®, Post-it®, Scotch-Brite®, Scotchgard™ - Todaymore than 1,000 Post-it® products are sold in more than 100 countries.
Post-it® Custom Printed Products
Mounting, Adhesives, Post-it® Products & Tapes
Six Business Segments
2. Products & Brands
Display and Graphics Business
- Films that brighten the displays on electronic products - Flat-panel computer monitors, cellular phones, PDAs, and LCD televisions
Computer Privacy FiltersDisplay Films
Traffic Safety Systems
Six Business Segments
2. Products & Brands
Electro and Communications Business
- 3M products help customers connect, clean,
polish, insulate, protect, finish and test electrical, electronics and communications pathways; store energy; and transmit data, information and ideas.
Electrical
Electronics Design & Manufacturing
Six...
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