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The Cemex Way. What are the key success factors of the Cemex Way?
Academic Paper from the year 2021 in the subject Business economics - General, grade: 1,0, , language: English, abstract: The Cemex Way is in the essence of an incredibly fast-growing process that could be summarized (as a slogan) like: Stepping out (1992 Spanish acquisition in Europe), growing (1999 listing at NYSE) and finally stepping up (2005 acquiring RMC). This “journey”, that was once again topped 2007 with the merger of Rinker Australia has acquired and enormous amount of know-how and best practices. The so-called CEMEX way is -in a nutshell- to identify know how and best practices and using standardized processes to roll them out on a global scale. Or from an IT point of view: collecting data, re-engineering the data flow according to the best practices and nourish innovation.
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CEMEX
The case examines the role of IT in CEMEX, a giant Mexican building materials manufacturer in an industry categorized by low margins and high costs. In the early 1990s, CEMEX made significant investments in its IT systems, resulting in a data-based management operation that put it at the forefront of the industry. As the company grew through acquisitions, it integrated IT through "The CEMEX Way," a set of standardized processes, organizations, and systems implemented on a common IT platform.In 2007, when CEMEX acquired Rinker, a major Australian concrete company, aligning Rinker with CEMEX IT systems was critical to quickly streamline operations and realize efficiencies. The CIO of CEMEX had...
Cemex, S.A. de C.V.
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XIX Cemex building award
Eagerly awaited each year for almost 20 years now, this impressive, comprehensively illustrated volume documents the winners of the renowned building award sponsored by international concrete, cement and aggregates giant CEMEX, based in Mexico. Chosen by a prestigious jury of architects, the prize-winners span 19 categories from single family and multi-unit residential (both conventional and low-income) to commercial and mixed-use, accessibility, social impact, urbanism, sustainability. The book is an indispensible reference on architecture and building technology for libraries, architects, designers and engineers. Also celebrated is this year's lifetime achievement award winner, architect-sculptor Agustin Hernandez, whose monumental buildings are deeply influenced by pre-Hispanic culture, and whose revolutionary design ideas were lauded by Diego Rivera.
XX CEMEX Building Award
He 20th renowned building award sponsored by international concrete, cement and aggregates giant CEMEX, based in Mexico, has become an important reference within the fields of architecture and construction over the last 18 years. And the annual book showing off the stunning winning projects, mostly in Mexico, is a treasure for architects, designers, engineers, libraries anyone who is interested in the vital intersection between architecture and technology. The 19 prize categories include low-income housing, sustainable, urbanism, accessibility and residential, both single-family and complexes. The prizes are chosen by a prestigious jury of architects.
