Phil Post Iligan Case Study
Strategic Analysis
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements
In BUSINESS POLICY
Submitted by:
Amairomag, Jansairah V.
Cabatingan, Ray Anthony O.
Mijares, Lyra Mizar O.
Submitted to:
Dr. Adrian P. Galido
Date Submitted:
May 4, 2013
The Philippine Postal Corporation, (Filipino: Korporasyong Koreong Pilipinas), abbreviated as PhlPost, is a government owned and controlled corporation responsible for providing postal services in the Philippines. The Philippine Postal Corporation has an estimated 13,800 employees and runs more than 2,000 post offices nationwide. PhlPost is based in the Philippines's primary post office, the Manila Central Post Office, which overlooks the Pasig River. Its policy-making body is the Board of Directors, composed of seven members including the Postmaster General who serves simultaneously as the Chief Executive Officer of the corporation.
Previously an attached agency of the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) and the Commission on Information and Communication Technology (CICT), the Philippine Postal Corporation is presently under the direct jurisdiction of the Office of the President.
The Philippine Postal Savings Bank, one of three government-owned banks in the Philippines, was organized under Phlpost. However, it is a separate company today. (Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippine_Postal_Corporation)
History
* 1767 – Established as postal office in Manila.
* 1779 – Created as a postal district of Spain.
* 1837 – Re-established as such on December 5.
* 1838 – Became a leading center of postal service.
* 1877 – Became a member of the Universal Postal Union.
* 1898 – Established as a postal service on the order of Philippine Revolution president, Emilio Aguinaldo.
* 1902 – Created as a bureau under the Department of Trade by virtue of Commission of the Philippines Act no. 426 on September 5.
* 1926 – Built in its present Neo-classic architecture.
* 1946 – Rebuilding after
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements
In BUSINESS POLICY
Submitted by:
Amairomag, Jansairah V.
Cabatingan, Ray Anthony O.
Mijares, Lyra Mizar O.
Submitted to:
Dr. Adrian P. Galido
Date Submitted:
May 4, 2013
The Philippine Postal Corporation, (Filipino: Korporasyong Koreong Pilipinas), abbreviated as PhlPost, is a government owned and controlled corporation responsible for providing postal services in the Philippines. The Philippine Postal Corporation has an estimated 13,800 employees and runs more than 2,000 post offices nationwide. PhlPost is based in the Philippines's primary post office, the Manila Central Post Office, which overlooks the Pasig River. Its policy-making body is the Board of Directors, composed of seven members including the Postmaster General who serves simultaneously as the Chief Executive Officer of the corporation.
Previously an attached agency of the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) and the Commission on Information and Communication Technology (CICT), the Philippine Postal Corporation is presently under the direct jurisdiction of the Office of the President.
The Philippine Postal Savings Bank, one of three government-owned banks in the Philippines, was organized under Phlpost. However, it is a separate company today. (Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippine_Postal_Corporation)
History
* 1767 – Established as postal office in Manila.
* 1779 – Created as a postal district of Spain.
* 1837 – Re-established as such on December 5.
* 1838 – Became a leading center of postal service.
* 1877 – Became a member of the Universal Postal Union.
* 1898 – Established as a postal service on the order of Philippine Revolution president, Emilio Aguinaldo.
* 1902 – Created as a bureau under the Department of Trade by virtue of Commission of the Philippines Act no. 426 on September 5.
* 1926 – Built in its present Neo-classic architecture.
* 1946 – Rebuilding after