FedEx, a leading logistics company, employs various strategies to stay competitive in the market. Its Vendor Management Office (VMO) is responsible for negotiating the best deals with top vendors and providing IT leaders with information to make informed decisions. FedEx also focuses on five major growth strategies: international growth, core packaging business development, supply chain capabilities, technology and e-commerce, and new services and alliances. The company's current market position is strong, but it needs to focus more on quality to stay ahead of competitors like UPS. Furthermore, FedEx has a sound brand image, good reputation for on-time delivery, well-located hubs, and fine research and development. However, it faces threats such as high fixed costs, unionization attempts by workers and drivers, and competition from UPS. To capitalize on opportunities in the global market, particularly in Asia, FedEx should focus on expanding its Chinese market share while maintaining quality services.