Sony CRS Corporation Report

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Sony Corporation, also commonly known as Sony is a Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation founded in May 7th 1946.
The companies has a lot of contribution to the “SONY CSR“, they began issuing them as “CSR Report” since 2003 which have Corporate Governance, Compliance, Responsible Resourcing, Quality and Service, Environment and Community. Sony has a lot of visions that are based on its departments such as electronics, gaming and music that they have in their companies DNA but one is really of highest importance which is for Mr.Ibuka one of the founders of Sony “To establish of an ideal factory that stresses a spirit of freedom and open-mindedness, and where engineers with sincere motivation can exercise their technological skills to the highest level” “"To reconstruct Japan and to elevate the nation's culture through dynamic technological and manufacturing activities “ “To rapidly commercialize superior technological findings in universities and research institutions that are worthy of application in common households “ and “To promote the education of science among the general public “. These are the basis and philosophies of Sony. I chose Sony because it had a lot of impact in my childhood even to this day it still hits me with amazes due to its high technology improvement and their piercing innovation that the whole world would want to have, as a child Sony Computer entertainment, which is one part of the huge conglomerate had the most impact in terms of gaming which I personally have till this day its first console ever which as released in 1994 which is named Play Station which gained 61% of the global console sales, in the year 2000 Play Station 2 was released which a bought on the day of release which sold over ...

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Customer Normative If you go to Sony’s website, you will see in the CSR/Environment that they have taken an initiatives toward education in Africa, another initiative they have taken in the company as a whole and in their product is an environmental approach which they call “Road to Zero”
Microsoft Xbox ONE Descriptive There was a lot of games in the Play Station product line which are exclusive to Play Station alone but in the past years Sony have passed aloft of those games which where exclusive to them to Microsoft Xbox, Xbox 360 and Xbox ONE to create a console competition between them and the winner will win more console users
Moxley and Co. LLC Instrumental Moxley and Co is a bank but a company like any other company which must have annual report to present to their customers and Sony have those to the public in their website for them to see.

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