ECM

Explained in the initial development of the 2011 performance summary presentation was the calculation sampling methodology of companies available performance information and the applicable industry groups non-weighted averaging financial performance and other related business industry segments activity. Intended to reflect a preliminary evaluative business system relationship perspective relative to political financial economic commentary. The following documents supplement previous summary performance evaluations within industry economic relationships.

Perspectives [Evaluative]

September 24, 2013 commentary update

Perspective Governance Management:
	Social		Cultural		Economic
	Present era timespacedimensions + society & industry relationship developments		historical relationships of timespacedimension references + economic claims management		Present era financial developments & future economic innovations

Perspectives: Business Systems and Performance (Compilation)

Perspectives [Development Economic Relationships]

[August 29, 2012]  Perspectives: Global Competitiveness Social Development

Economic Development Comparative [Analytical Perspective Update]

The following presentation updates the comparative United States regional competitiveness evaluation from the 2010 SP500 corporate regional locations with industry categorization by economic development. Evidently reflecting Distribution and Resource Conversion-Manufacturing developments among all regions within anticipated locations of industry and international business relationships [when international investment in Southeast region is considered].

Explanatory notes of reference for presentation documents:

• Performance and business system comparison based upon 2010 SP500 reported revenue performance.

• Regional activity identified by corporate office State location using designated industry segment for initial category inclusion. 

• Adjustments to company and industry segments for business phase identifiers were consistent with previous methods. Note: Some of the information technology industry companies are included as network infrastructure within Distribution.

• Not reflected are the beneficiary economic impacts of foreign direct investment [Southeast manufacturing industry] nor the international business activity impacts [FCP] of the computer technology and auto industry networks.