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OPEN STANDARDS RESEARCH BY INDUSTRY / BY RESEARCH AREA As of 07.01.2012 Table of Contents Research Area (By Industry) Page Number FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 2 HUMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT 8 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 11 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT 15 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 16 INNOVATION 18 READY TO BENCHMARK YOUR PROCESSES? For more informa on, please contact the Open Standards Research team. Phone: 800-776-9676 or +1-713-681-4020 • e-mail: [email protected] © 2012 APQC. All rights reserved OPEN STANDARDS RESEARCH FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (by Industry) As of 07.01.2012 AEROSPACE • OK Tires • Fresh Meat Processing • T Thai Snack Food Company • Peugeot Citroën • Furnist Industry Company • Task • Advanced Coa ng Technologies • Proeza • G&J Greenall • Thai Union Frozen Products • Airbus • Proton Holdings • Garlock Sealing Technologies • The Peace Canning Company • Alliant Techsystems • PT Astra Interna onal • Grandis • The Schwan Food Company • BE Aerospace • Rane Engine Valves • Groupe Danone • Thepkincho Company • Cobham • Robert Bosch • Guangdong Midea Electric • Thong Thai Tex le • Dassault Avia on • Ssangyong Motor Company Applicances • Tipco Food Company • Fuji • Suzuki Motor • Hallmark - Crown Financial • Tommy Hilfi ger Group • General Dynamics • Toyota Service • Toyota • General Electric • UMW • IT Foods Industry • Toys R Us • IHI Corpora on • VISTEON • Jarden • True Temper Sports • Kawasaki • Volkswagen • Jo-Ann Stores • Tyson Foods • Korean Airlines • Volvo • Johnson Outdoors • Union Garment Company • Lockheed Mar n • K.T. Thai Local Products • United Tex le Mills Company • Thales CONSUMER PRODUCTS/ • Kra Foods • Vertex Apparel • The Boeing Company PACKAGED GOODS • Krajowa Spolka Cukrowa • VERTIS • Kuala Lumpur Kepong • Viterra AUTOMOTIVE • Acme Industries • Lavazza • W.L. Gore & Associates • Advance Food Company • ATC Logis cs & Electronics • LifeWay Chris an Resources • Whirlpool • Agro-on • Audi • Ligge Vector Brands • Wilmar Interna onal • Ampol Food Processing • BMW • Li le Lady Foods • Wise Foods • AstenJohnson • Bosch • Mirza Interna onal • XanGo • Avnet • Brembo • Nanyang Fabric • Avon Products • Caterpillar • Nutriscience Technology DISTRIBUTION/ • Bolthouse Farms • China FAW Group • Olam Interna onal TRANSPORTATION • Brasil Foods • Chrysler • P.P. Parawood • Brightpoint • Air Canada • Cooper-Standard Automo ve • Pacifi cs Seafood Group • Campbell Soup • Air France - KLM • Daihatsu Motor • Palermo Villa • Cargill • Alitalia • Daimler • Paraworld Furniture • Castle Peak Holdings • AMR • Delphi • Pepsico • Central Meat and Foods • BNSF Railway • DENSO Corpora on • Perdue Farms • CocaCola Hellenic Bo ling • Bri sh Airways • Denway Motors • Podium Holding Group • Cooper Industries • Celadon Group • DGP Hinoday Industries • Prac ca Company • CQC • Con nental Airlines • Eaton • Raja Uchino • Daisin Product • Delta Air Lines • Fiat • Ring Companies • Doi Kam Products • Deutsche Lu hansa • Ford Motor Company • Saralee • Dole Food Company • E.ON • General Motors • Seiko Instruments • Double Star Industry • Eagle Transport • Georg Fischer • Senco Products • Dwell Furniture • easyJet • Honda Motor • Siam Tin Food Product • Electrolux • El Paso Corpora on • Hyundai Motor Company • SOLAE • Emerson • Emirates • Interna onal Truck and Engine • South East Wood Company • Estee Lauder • ENG • ITT Industries • SRAM • Foremost Farms USA • ExpressJet Airlines • Johnson Controls • Sun-Rype Products Coopera ve • Ferrovie Nord • Kia Motors • Superb • Foster Farms • General Dynamics READY TO BENCHMARK YOUR PROCESSES? For more informa on, please contact the Open Standards Research team. Phone: 800-776-9676 or +1-713-681-4020 • e-mail: [email protected] © 2012 APQC. All rights reserved Page 2 OPEN STANDARDS RESEARCH FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (by Industry) As of 07.01.2012 • Hainan Airlines • L3 Communica ons • Apex Equity Holdings • KB Financial Group • Hitachi • Lenvo Group • ASC Holding • Lloyds Banking Group • Japan Airlines • LG Electronics • Asian Development Bank • Malayan Banking • Kansas City Southern Railroad • Logitech • Banco Bradesco • Marshall & Ilsley Bank • Lee County Port Authority • Medtronic • Banco de la Nación Argen na • Maybank Singapore • NAV Canada • Mitsubishi • Banco do Brasil • MIAG • NMK Management Services • Na onal Semiconductor • Banco Español de Crédito • Mitsubishi • Pacifi c Gas and Electric Corpora on • Banco Santander • Mizuho Financial Group Company • NEC • Bancolombia • Na onal City • Satellite Logis cs Group • Network Appliance • BancorpSouth • Na xis • Singapore Airlines • NMS Communica ons • Bank of America • Nelnet • Southwest Airlines • Nokia • Bank of China • Premier • Texas Air Composites • ON Semiconductor • Barclays Bank • Pruden al • TNT Express • Orbotech • BB&T • Rabobank • TNT Post • Panasonic • BNP Paribas • Royal Bank of Canada • Toho Gas • Philips • California Bank & Trust • State Bank of India • UIS Airways Group • Pioneer Electronics • Capital City Bank Group • Sumimoto Mitsui Financial • United Con nental Holdings • Quanta Computer • Capital Exper se Group • Raytheon • Capital One • SunTrust Banks ELECTRONICS • Research In Mo on • Caribbean Development Bank • Swedbank • Robert Bosch • Cathay Financial Holding • The Royal Bank Of Scotland • Acer • Samsung • Chicago Federal Home Loan • The Siam Commercial Bank • Andrew Corpora on • Schneider Electric Bank • The Vanguard Group • Anritsu • Sony • China Construc on Bank • The World Bank Group • Apple • STMicroelectronics • Ci bank • TransGlobe REIT • Atmel Corpora on • Sun Microsystems • Ci group • U.S. Bancorp • Avago Technologies • Technicall University • Comerica • Vitol • Avocent • Teradyne • Commerce Bancshares • Webster Financial Corpora on • Cisco Systems • Texas Instruments • Commercial Federal • Wells Fargo • Compal Electronics • The Berquist Company • Corporate Renaissance Group • William Blair & Company • Danaher • Timex • Credit Suisse • Dell • TomTom • Diners Club of North America GOVERNMENT/MILITARY • Detector Electronics • TPV Technology • Eaton Vance • Elektrobit • Arcadia Housing • Tyco Electronics • For s Banque • Flextronics Interna onal • Asian Development Bank • ViaSat • Goldman Sachs • Foxconn Technology • AusCheck • Xerox • Grant Thornton • General Dynamics • Birmingham City Council • Hilton • Graybar • Bri sh Columbia Securi es FINANCIAL SERVICES/ • Home Services of America • Hewle -Packard Commission BANKING • HSBC • Huawei Technologies • Broward County Florida • ICICI Bank • Infi neon Technologies • African Development Bank • City of Dallas • Industrial and Commercial Bank • Ingersoll Rand • Agricultural Bank of China • Defra of China • Intel • Alliance Data Systems • DFAS • ING • Invensys Enterprise • Direc on des Construc ons • Itaú Unibanco • ITT Industries • American Express Navales Services • JP Morgan Chase • JEOL • AmInvestment Bank • Employees Provident Fund READY TO BENCHMARK YOUR PROCESSES? For more informa on, please contact the Open Standards Research team. Phone: 800-776-9676 or +1-713-681-4020 • e-mail: [email protected] © 2012 APQC. All rights reserved Page 3 OPEN STANDARDS RESEARCH FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (by Industry) As of 07.01.2012 • FDIC • Bemis • Mitsubishi • Assurant • Federal Avia on Administra on • Bharat • Mobility Works • Assured Guaranty • Florida Department of Revenue • Brand Energy & Infrastructures • Moen • Aviva • Gauteng Shared Services Centre Services • Monitor • AXA • Gobierno del Estado de Sinaloa • BT Forkli France • Mueller • Berkshire Hathaway • Gobierno Federal de Los • Carlisle Companies • Newell Rubbermaid • Blue Cross Blue Shield Estados Unidos Mexicanos • Central States Manufacturing • Nissan • Caifor • JPJ - Road Transport • Channell Commercial • Novellus • California Casualty Department • Chicago Rivet • Ohio Gra ngs Management • Ministerio de Hacienda y • Coats Thread • OSRAM GmbH • China Life Insurance Credito • Colgate Palmolive • PaperlinX • China Pacifi c Insurance • Offi ce of the Comptroller of the • Comercial Metals Corpora on • Plymouth Tube Company • CNP Assurances Currency • Construc on Accessories • Precise Technology • Conseco Services • Ontario Management Board • Cooper Industries • Rayonier SE Wood Products • Con nentale Secretariat • CPR Gomu Industrial • Robbins Manufacturing Krankenversicherung • Ontario Shared Services • Crown Holdings • Rockwell Automa on • Country Financial • Province of Ontario, Canada • Cymao Holdings • RPS Technologies • Dai-ichi Mutual Life Insurance • Sarasota County Government • Domtar • S. K. Polymer Company • Saskatchewan Government • Emerson • SCA Tissue • Delta Dental of Illinois • Sheffi eld City Council • Encore Wire • Siam Rubber • Dongbu Insurance Company • Singapore Technologies • Fluid Management • SIG Combibloc Russia/CIS • Electric Insurance Company Engineering • FMC Technologies • Solo Cup • ERGO • Stadt Zurich • Foamex Interna onal • Thai Asia Polymer • Group Health Coopera ve • State of Oregon • Fymaster • Thomas Steel Strip • IAG NZ • Svensk Exportkredit • Gambro Asia Pacifi c • Unifi ed Brands • ING • The Port Authority of New York • General Dynamics • Union Pa anakij • Intact Financial Corpora on and New Jersey • Georgia Pacifi c • United Fabric • Irish Life Corporate Business • Therapeu c Goods • Goodyear Tire & Rubber • US Axle • Lloyds Banking Group Administra on • Griswold Controls • Wausaw Paper • Marsh Supermarkets • United States Air Force • Harley-Davidson • Weyerhaeuser • Massachuse s Mutual Life • US Department of Agriculture • Hayakava Eastern Rubber • Wipro Insurance Company • US Department of State Company • WNA American Plas c • Medica • US
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    WINSTON MINES GROWTH/10 GUCCI’S GIANNINI TALKS TEAM/22 WWDWomen’s Wear Daily • The Retailers’MONDAY Daily Newspaper • September 13, 2004 • $2.00 Accessories/Innerwear/Legwear Calm Down NEW YORK — East met West at Tiffany on Sunday morning in a smart, chic collection by Behnaz Sarafpour. And in the midst of the cross-cultural current inspired by the designer’s recent trip to Japan, she gave ample play to the new calm percolating through fashion, one likely to gain momentum as the season progresses. Here, Sarafpour’s sleek dress secured with an obi sash. For more on the season, see pages 12 to 18. Hip-Hop’s Rising Heat: As Firms Chase Deals, Is Rocawear in Play? By Lauren DeCarlo NEW YORK — The bling-bling world of hip- hop is clearly more than a flash in the pan, with more conglomerates than ever eager to get a piece of it. The latest brand J.Lo Plans Show for Sweetface, Sells $15,000 Of Fragrance at Macy’s Appearance. Page 2. said to be entertaining suitors is none other than one that helped pioneer the sector: Rocawear. Sources said Rocawear may be ready to consider offers for a sale of the company, which is said to generate more than $125 million in wholesale volume. See Rocawear, Page4 PHOTO BY GEORGE CHINSEE PHOTO BY 2 WWD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2004 WWW.WWD.COM WWDMONDAY J.Lo Talks Scents, Shows at Macy’s Accessories/Innerwear/Legwear By Julie Naughton and Pete Born FASHION The spring collections kicked into high gear over the weekend with shows Jennifer Lopez in Jennifer Lopez in from Behnaz Sarafpour, DKNY, Baby Phat and Zac Posen.