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Neptune Orient Lines 1

In 2009 Wu Choy Peng was a newly appointment CIO of Neptune Orient Lines, one of the largest ocean shipping companies in the world, when she was faced with a daunting challenge. Although the company shipped goods to ports around the world, its information systems operated on old or legacy techologies and software. What were her options for moving forward? Visit casenet.ca for more free, open access decision focused video teaching cases from Acadia University.

Interviewee

Wu Choy Peng

Company

Industry

Business Activity

Neptune Orient Lines 

Ocean Shipping

Transportation and Storage

Headquarters

Singapore

Size

Large

Employees

500 to 10,000

Greater than $25 million

Yearly Revenue

Public Corporation

Type of Entity

Subject

Information Technology

Level of Difficulty

Easy

Teaching Objectives

Learn about ocean shipping industry

Keywords

Change

Additional Info
Teaching Note

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F.C. Manning School of Business

Acadia University

Wolfville, Nova Scotia

    Canada, B4P 2R5

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