Subject category:
Strategy and General Management
Published by:
MIT Sloan School of Management
Version: 5 March 2009
Length: 21 pages
Data source: Published sources
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Abstract
The case traces the historical co-evolution of positioning and The CEMEX Way through the year 2007, and will present students with the challenge of determining whether using the same structure and processes with the acquisition of RMC and Rinker will suffice. The learning objective is to highlight CEMEX's globalization strategy and how the company has managed to attain a high level of operational efficiency throughout its distributed operations without a complex organizational structure. Can be taught in strategy courses. This case is part of the MIT Sloan free case collection, click for more information.
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Abstract
The case traces the historical co-evolution of positioning and The CEMEX Way through the year 2007, and will present students with the challenge of determining whether using the same structure and processes with the acquisition of RMC and Rinker will suffice. The learning objective is to highlight CEMEX's globalization strategy and how the company has managed to attain a high level of operational efficiency throughout its distributed operations without a complex organizational structure. Can be taught in strategy courses. This case is part of the MIT Sloan free case collection, click for more information.