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Northrop Grumman Case Study

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Running Head: NORTHROP GRUMMAN: HISTORY, MISSION AND VISION
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Northrop Grumman: History, Mission and Vision
Mark Morgan
Embry - Riddle Aeronautical University
MBAA 635: Business Capstone Course
Dr. Heather Strouse
January 30, 2016

Northrop Grumman: History, Mission and Vision
I. History of the Firm
The Northrop Grumman Corporation is a prominent global security company that offers products in Aerospace Systems, Electronic Systems, Information Systems and Technical Services. Their proficiencies in technology has enabled the organization to offer and develop innovative products, systems and solutions for a vast array of undersea, outer space and cyberspace applications (Northrop …show more content…

with the foundation of making good business (Thompson, 2016-2017). It is the vision of Northrop Grumman, to be the most trustworthy organization that can provide systems and technologies to safeguard the nation and allies with security and freedom. By doing this, it will define them as the technology leader of undersea to outer space future of defense. Northrop Grumman will conduct them with integrity and abide by the company values, which will deliver excellent performance to form an internal environment that innovates, collaborates and is trusted. With this vision Northrop Grumman will become the customers, industries and shareholders choice. (Northrop Grumman Corporation, …show more content…

The company?s Aerospace Systems segment designs, develops, integrates, and produces manned aircraft, unmanned systems, spacecraft, high-energy laser systems, microelectronics, and other systems and subsystems. This segment sells its products primarily to government agencies for use in various areas, including intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance; communications; battle management; strike operations; electronic warfare; earth observation; satellite communications; space science; and space exploration. Its Electronic Systems segment offers solutions for sensing, understanding, anticipating, and controlling operating environment to military, civil, and commercial customers. This segment provides various defense electronics and systems, airborne fire control radars, situational awareness systems, early warning systems, electronic warfare systems, air defense radars and management systems, navigation systems, communications systems, marine power and propulsion systems, space systems, and logistics services. The company?s Information Systems segment offers advanced solutions for Department of Defense, national intelligence, federal civilian, state, international, and commercial customers. This segment provides products and services primarily in the fields

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