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GM HISTORY 1908 GM founded in Flint, Michigan

1919 GM creates captive finance arm, GMAC

1929 GM buys 80 percent stake in European Adam Opel AG 1937 After a bitter strike, GM recognizes the United Auto Workers (UAW) as the

bargaining representative for its hourly workers

1971 GM buys 34.2 percent of Isuzu Motors Ltd. GM raises stake to 49 percent in

1998 and later sells it

1981 GM buys about 5 percent of Suzuki Motor Corp. It raises the stake to 20

percent in 2000 and later sells all but 3 percent

1981 GM and Toyota Motor Corp form a joint venture, known as NUMMI, to

build cars in Fremont, California

1986 GM acquires British sports car maker Lotus. It sold Lotus in 1993

1990 GM buys a 50-percent stake in Sweden's Saab and purchases the remaining

half a decade later 1990 GM launches Saturn

1998 A 56-day strike at GM's Flint stamping operations shuts all of GM's North

American assembly plants

1999 GM buys 20 percent of Subaru-maker Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. GM later

sells all of the stake


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GM HISTORY 1999 -GM spins off parts maker Delphi Corp. Delphi's U.S. operations

enter Chapter 11 reorganization in 2005, where they remain

2000 -GM decides to kill the Oldsmobile brand

2000 -GM buys 20 pct of Italy's automaker Fiat for $2.4 bln in GM stock. The deal

includes a "put" option that gives Fiat SpA the right to force GM to buy the remainder of

the Italian automaker.

2002-GM signs deal to buy most of Daewoo Motor Co

2005 -GM pays $2 billion to Fiat to cancel "put" option under its deal and buy its way

out of the alliance

June 08 -GM puts Hummer brand on review, ahead of a possible sale

July 08 -GM announces plans to cut costs by $10 billion and raise $5 billion through

borrowing and asset sales

Sept 08 -Sept 2008 - GM and Chrysler holds talks to combine companies. GM sets aside

talks in November to focus on preserving cash


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GM HISTORY Dec 2 08 -GM seeks U.S. government aid of up to $18 billion

Dec 19, 08-GM and Chrysler granted $17.4 billion in government loans Jan 21, 09 -Toyota Motor Corp surpasses GM as the world's largest automaker for the first

time.

Feb 5, 09 -GM announces plan to slash its global salaried workforce by about 10,000, or

14 percent, and cut the pay of most remaining white collar U.S. workers.

Feb 17, 09-GM raises U.S. funding request to a total of $30 billion, announces plans to cut

global workforce by 47,000 and close five U.S. plants by 2012

Feb 26, 09 -GM posts 2008 loss of $30.9 billion

March 5, 09-GM's auditors raise "substantial doubt" about its ability to survive outside

bankruptcy.

March 30, 09-GM Chief Executive Rick Wagoner ousted by U.S. government, replaced by

Chief Operating Officer Fritz Henderson. Company given 60 days to develop newrestructuring plan

April 17, 09 -GM says readying detailed plans for bankruptcy filing as it races to complete

a business plan under federal oversight

April 22, 09 -GM says unlikely to make a $1 billion debt payment due June 1.


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GM HISTORY

May 5, 09 -GM details plans to all but wipe out the holdings of remaining shareholders byissuing up to 60 billion new shares in a bid to pay off debt to the U.S. government,

bondholders and the UAW.

May 7, 09 -GM posts a first-quarter net loss of $6 billion and a cash burn of $10.2 billion.

May 15, 09-GM announces plans to drop 1,100 of its smaller, less-profitable dealerships.

May 21, 09 -GM announces a new cost-saving labour agreement with the UAW, under

which UAW-aligned healthcare trust will receive half of the $20 billion debt GM owes the

fund in the form of stock and new debt, instead of cash.

May 22, 09 -GM borrows another $4 billion from the U.S. Treasury and reaches deal with

Canadian auto workers.

May 27, 09 -GM's offer to exchange $27 billion in bond debt for a 10 percent stake in a

reorganized company fails. May 28, 09 -GM and the U.S. Treasury make new equity exchange offer under which

bondholders would be offered 10 percent of a reorganized company and given warrants

to purchase another 15 percent.


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Major

Brands


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GM-Corporate

Officers


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Major Systems

Implemented

Siemens PLM Applications

SAP ERP Financials

Siebel

CRM Applications


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SIEMENS PLM


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SIEMENS PLM

APPLICATIONS


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TOOLS NX (Unigraphics)

Advanced Design package

Design

Engineering analysis

Simulation Manufacturing (Numeric Control)

NX NASTRAN - It is a finite element analysis (FEA)

program which was originally developed for

NASA


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TOOLS Computer-aided engineering (CAE) CAD/CADD Teamcenter

It is originally created by EDS PLM Solutions

Community Collaboration

Compliance Management

Engineering Process Management

Enterprise Knowledge Management

Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul

Manufacturing Process Management

Program and Project Management

Lifecycle Visualization

Reporting and Analytics

Simulation Process Management


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TOOLS TecnomatixThis is a suite of end-to-end ManufacturingProcess Management solutions (development and optimization

of manufacturing processes across the extended enterprise

and supply chain.)

Solid Edge

It is a 3D CAD parametric feature solid modelling

software

NX I-DEAS - Integrated Design and Engineering Analysis

Software

Parasolid is a geometric modelling kernel.

D-CubedComponents are a collection of geometric software

component


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SAP ERP Financials:

Accounts Payable

Accounts Receivable

Accounting and Financial reporting

Risk management

Regulatory Compliance

Cash Flow Monitoring

Travel Management


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Siebel CRM

Applications Siebel Sales

Sales Analytics

Enterprise Marketing Suite

Quote and Order Capture

Partner and Channel Management

Contact Centre and Service


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DealerTrack -Customer Relationship/Internet LeadManagement System

Dealer Management Solutions

Inventory Solutions

Interactive Solutions SEO & User friendly websites

Sales Solutions


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Summary


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