Ge, General Electronic
GE Vision & Mission Statement
In 1890, Thomas Edison established a company named Edison General Electric Company. In 1892, General Electric was formed by merger of Edison General Electric and Thomson-Houston Company. In 1896, General Electric was one of the original 12 companies listed on the newly-formed Dow Jones Industrial Average. The early company products are lighting, power transmission transportation, and industrial products which their produce today. General Electric started produce aircraft engine in 1917 and now one of the biggest aircraft engine companies in the United States today. Not only aircraft engine, but also General Electric produces lot of different products such as energy, appliances, media, and even finance.
However, the former leader of General Electric Jack Welch has strong vision that General Electric should be "Either number 1 or 2 in any business it is in". In 2001, Jeff Immelt became the ninth chairman of General Electric. He brought ecomagination into business and Imagination at work.
This project started the same way many research projects do, with a key word search in the infamous website Google. However, after several attempts of looking for the General Electric’s mission and vision statements we discovered it was going to take some work and deep thought because this company has none. Well, none so easily defined. At first, we thought it was unusual that a company of this size would not have a vision and mission statement outlined. Yet, after doing hours of research it gradually became clear. This is a company that does not follow the trend; in fact, one couldn’t call GE a pacesetter either. That would be too restraining. The truth is General Electric about actualizing what no one else can see, realizing products or services that no company thought was possible. GE has a mission, and they certainly have a vision. As we embarked link after link on the General Electric website, the pieces of the puzzle started to make
In 1890, Thomas Edison established a company named Edison General Electric Company. In 1892, General Electric was formed by merger of Edison General Electric and Thomson-Houston Company. In 1896, General Electric was one of the original 12 companies listed on the newly-formed Dow Jones Industrial Average. The early company products are lighting, power transmission transportation, and industrial products which their produce today. General Electric started produce aircraft engine in 1917 and now one of the biggest aircraft engine companies in the United States today. Not only aircraft engine, but also General Electric produces lot of different products such as energy, appliances, media, and even finance.
However, the former leader of General Electric Jack Welch has strong vision that General Electric should be "Either number 1 or 2 in any business it is in". In 2001, Jeff Immelt became the ninth chairman of General Electric. He brought ecomagination into business and Imagination at work.
This project started the same way many research projects do, with a key word search in the infamous website Google. However, after several attempts of looking for the General Electric’s mission and vision statements we discovered it was going to take some work and deep thought because this company has none. Well, none so easily defined. At first, we thought it was unusual that a company of this size would not have a vision and mission statement outlined. Yet, after doing hours of research it gradually became clear. This is a company that does not follow the trend; in fact, one couldn’t call GE a pacesetter either. That would be too restraining. The truth is General Electric about actualizing what no one else can see, realizing products or services that no company thought was possible. GE has a mission, and they certainly have a vision. As we embarked link after link on the General Electric website, the pieces of the puzzle started to make