Contents

• Aerospace Alloys –Introduction
• Business strategy
• CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS OF AEROSPACE ALLOYS
• KEY BENEFITS OF USING THE INTERNET FORMING A BASIS FOR IS STRATEGY
• FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS OF THE INTERNET BUSINESS
• Implementation plan
• Conclusion

Description

Aerospace Metal Alloys are a distributor of exotic steel, aluminium and titanium alloys to the aerospace industry and other speciality industries. Aerospace is based in United States of America. Aerospace metals has a unique offering to its customers by offering them all kinds of metal solutions like service centre, forge facility, melt operation, customer bar producer, value added service producer and an information service producer all under one roof. (All metals and forge, 2008)
Aerospace provides various types of alloys in all mill forms as well as customer hand rolled bars which are not commercially available.
The forging operation of Aerospace provides forged materials in various sizes like discs, hubs, blocks, shafts etc. The value added services include hot and cold forming, heat treating, cutting, machining and extrusions, rolling and welding operations. (All metals and forge, 2008)
The unique custom operations include hand rolled bars in many shapes and sizes. Customized melting process can produce metals with custom chemistry, controlled chemistry, an out of date or an obsolete alloy, or a vacuum melt of a common grade and provide ingots or mill forms. (All metals and forge, 2008)
Aerospace has been consistently meeting customer expectations through its extensive logistic network which has been expediting materials to customers whenever they want to meet critical deadlines, or respond to an emergency material needs, shutdowns, rush orders, critical item list and other critical services. Logistics of Aerospace also provides JIT inventory fulfilment for its clients. (All metals and forge, 2008)
Aerospace is having strict quality control measures since all the materials become parts in aircrafts and other high performance products. Aerospace primarily sells raw materials formed in the shape of bars, sheets, rings and forgings. (All metals and forge, 2008)