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Netra Shetty
SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) NYSE: SAI is a FORTUNE 500 scientific, engineering and technology applications company headquartered in the United States with numerous federal, state, and private sector clients. It works extensively with the United States Department of Defense, the United States Department of Homeland Security, and the United States Intelligence Community, including the National Security Agency, as well as other U.S. Government civil agencies and selected commercial markets.
In fiscal year 2003, SAIC did over $2.6 billion in business with the United States Department of Defense, making it the ninth largest defense contractor in the United States. Other large contracts include their contract for information technology for the 2004 Olympics in Greece[2] and from 2001 to 2005, SAIC was the primary contractor for the FBI's unsuccessful Virtual Case File project.[3] SAIC relocated its corporate headquarters to their existing facilities in Tysons Corner in unincorporated Fairfax County, Virginia, near McLean, in September 2009
CEO
Walter Havenstein
Chairman of the Board
Thomas Young
Director
Louis Simpson
Director
John Jumper
Director
France Cordova
Director
Edward Sanderson
Director
Miriam John
Director
Harry Kraemer
Director
Lawrence Nussdorf
Director
Jere Drummond
Director
John Hamre
Director
Anita Jones
Director
Thomas Frist
CFO
Mark Sopp
CTO
Amy Alving
Development
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Communication & Government
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Legal
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Human Resources
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Operations & Performance Exc...
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Strategic Projects
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Intelligence & Information S...
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Defense Solutions Group
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Infrastructure, Energy & Hea...
JC
Intelligence & Surveillance
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Operations Defense Solutions
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Commercial Enterprise Support
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Despite the drop in Airline profit margins and revenue, it should be noted that notable Airlines which maintain frequent routes to African airport hubs, have continuously increased air-fares. Despite these air-fare hikes, there has still been an increase in the growth margin of passengers travelling to the African continent. The passenger growth increase margin highlights the huge client base within the African Airline industry, for which demands and services can be ameliorated. The IATA's passenger growth index indicates that Africa's internal passenger growth has increased greatly to becoming a business travel hub that should see major international airlines shift their focus there for future growth.
Cameroon, a former French and British colony located between in West and Central Africa bordering Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Nigeria and Chad, is an example of one of the developing African nations whose Airline industry in going through a major re-structuring and re-organizational phase. Cameroon best known for its modest oil resources and great agricultural resources has one of the best endowed primary commodities economies in sub-Saharan Africa. Cameroon since its independence has enjoyed stability thus far, leading to development of roads, infrastructure, sustainable development projects and re-merging industries such as its Airline and petroleum industries. Cameroon's main airline company Camair-Co has chosen Lufthansa Consulting as its major partner to help, Camair-Co in its re-structuring and re-organizational efforts. This is a major positive effort which if maintained, would allow Cameroon's ailing Airline industry plagued by corruption, mismanagement and in-efficiency to not only start over but set a viable structure for business success. Lufthansa through its expertise not only allows Camair-Co to set a solid business structure, a solid foundation, recruitment of better staff and management and provide training ad logistics. A guided recovery process allows the Airline to also implement guided performance measurable tasks and services for review.
In fiscal year 2003, SAIC did over $2.6 billion in business with the United States Department of Defense, making it the ninth largest defense contractor in the United States. Other large contracts include their contract for information technology for the 2004 Olympics in Greece[2] and from 2001 to 2005, SAIC was the primary contractor for the FBI's unsuccessful Virtual Case File project.[3] SAIC relocated its corporate headquarters to their existing facilities in Tysons Corner in unincorporated Fairfax County, Virginia, near McLean, in September 2009
CEO
Walter Havenstein
Chairman of the Board
Thomas Young
Director
Louis Simpson
Director
John Jumper
Director
France Cordova
Director
Edward Sanderson
Director
Miriam John
Director
Harry Kraemer
Director
Lawrence Nussdorf
Director
Jere Drummond
Director
John Hamre
Director
Anita Jones
Director
Thomas Frist
CFO
Mark Sopp
CTO
Amy Alving
Development
JC
Communication & Government
DJ
Legal
VM
Human Resources
BK
Operations & Performance Exc...
AM
Strategic Projects
CK
Intelligence & Information S...
LC
Defense Solutions Group
DA
Infrastructure, Energy & Hea...
JC
Intelligence & Surveillance
SS
Operations Defense Solutions
DB
Commercial Enterprise Support
RD
Despite the drop in Airline profit margins and revenue, it should be noted that notable Airlines which maintain frequent routes to African airport hubs, have continuously increased air-fares. Despite these air-fare hikes, there has still been an increase in the growth margin of passengers travelling to the African continent. The passenger growth increase margin highlights the huge client base within the African Airline industry, for which demands and services can be ameliorated. The IATA's passenger growth index indicates that Africa's internal passenger growth has increased greatly to becoming a business travel hub that should see major international airlines shift their focus there for future growth.
Cameroon, a former French and British colony located between in West and Central Africa bordering Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Nigeria and Chad, is an example of one of the developing African nations whose Airline industry in going through a major re-structuring and re-organizational phase. Cameroon best known for its modest oil resources and great agricultural resources has one of the best endowed primary commodities economies in sub-Saharan Africa. Cameroon since its independence has enjoyed stability thus far, leading to development of roads, infrastructure, sustainable development projects and re-merging industries such as its Airline and petroleum industries. Cameroon's main airline company Camair-Co has chosen Lufthansa Consulting as its major partner to help, Camair-Co in its re-structuring and re-organizational efforts. This is a major positive effort which if maintained, would allow Cameroon's ailing Airline industry plagued by corruption, mismanagement and in-efficiency to not only start over but set a viable structure for business success. Lufthansa through its expertise not only allows Camair-Co to set a solid business structure, a solid foundation, recruitment of better staff and management and provide training ad logistics. A guided recovery process allows the Airline to also implement guided performance measurable tasks and services for review.
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