NEC
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Top 50 rank: N.A.
Rank in Computers: 9 (Previous rank: 11*)
Overall score: 4.86

Address: 5-7-1 Shiba
Minato-ku
Tokyo, Japan 108-8001
Phone: 81-3-3454-1111
Website: www.nec.com
Nine key attributes of reputation Industry rank
Innovation 7
People management 9
Use of corporate assets 10
Social responsibility 8
Quality of management 10
Financial soundness 9
Long-term investment 8
Quality of products/services 10
Global competitiveness 10
Industry: Computers
Most Admired
1 Xerox 7.28
2 Apple 7.07
3 Hewlett-Packard 7.04
4 Canon 6.05
5 Sun Microsystems 5.92
6 Dell 5.62
Contenders
Rank Company Overall score
7 Ricoh 5.23
8 Fujitsu 4.92
9 NEC 4.86
10 Lenovo Group 4.77
11 Asustek Computer 4.21
12 Quanta Computer 3.79
From the March 16, 2009 issue
†Only companies that score in the top half of their industry survey are listed as Most Admired. The rest are listed as contenders.
*Designated as an international industry. Prior year’s ranks, unless otherwise noted, are ranks in the World’s Most Admired Companies listing.
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