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JPMC is investing more than $12 Billion USD on Technology. There is a $600 Million USD Cybersecurity budget. Cybersecurity is a non-negotiable priority across 4 business segments. Top 10 Technology Platforms at JPMC including Fusion, Athena Graphite, HELIX and GLASS. There are more than 300 Artificial Intelligence Use Cases. Chase.com is run fully on AWS. Read the JPMC blog for more insights...

We're trying a new format with the Hershey's sales intelligence blog this month. We've packaged up all of the Hershey's insights about their new CTO, their ERP upgrade and other details about the investments they're making in their Manufacturing Plants and Supply Chain in a Google Slides presentation. Please let us know what you think in the comments.

NVIDIA's organizational structure is a hybrid of functional and matrix, with the company divided into functional departments such as engineering, marketing, and sales. However, there are also temporary project teams that cut across these functional departments. This allows NVIDIA to be both efficient and flexible in its decision-making. Jensen Huang founded NVIDIA in 1993 and has served since its inception as president, CEO, and a member of the board.

Starbucks has a matrix organizational structure, which combines functional and divisional aspects. The functional structure represents different departments or functions within the company, such as Operations, Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, and Legal. The divisional structure is based on geographic regions. This allows the company to adapt its strategies and operations to local market dynamics, cultural nuances, and customer preferences. Starbucks is led by Laxman Narasimhan, CEO.

Marriott International has a complex organizational structure that is designed to balance the need for global uniformity with the need for local responsiveness. The company's top-level executives are organized into four geographic regions: Americas, EMEA, APAC, and Greater China. Each region is led by a president who reports to Tony Capuano, CEO.  The presidents are responsible for the overall performance of their region, including the development and growth of the company's brands, hotels, and resorts.

Walmart is divided into three key segments: Walmart U.S., Walmart International, and Sam's Club. The segments encompass a wide range of retail formats such as supercenters, supermarkets, hypermarkets, warehouse clubs, cash and carry stores, and discount outlets under brands like Walmart and Walmart Neighborhood Market. Read on for insights on how to open new doors at Walmart.

Campbell Soup has a two-divisional structure, with Meals & Beverages and Snacks. Each division is led by an executive vice president and president. The company also has a number of support functions, such as finance, marketing, and human resources. Mick Beekhuizen is the EVP & President of Meals & Beverages division and Chris Foley is the EVP & President of the Snacks division. Both Beekhuizen and Foley report to CEO Mark Clouse.

 

Merck has a diverse organizational structure comprising business segments: Human Health, Vaccines, and Animal Health. Each segment focuses on different healthcare needs. The company operates globally with a network of manufacturing facilities, research centers, and commercial operations. Merck is led by CEO, Rob Davis.