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CASE STUDY
Elective 1

Intro. To Software Engineering

Submitted by:

Rey C. Leberiaga

Hanoel Mantong

Jun Smith Samson

BSAIT 3-A

Submitted to:

Mr. John Rey Espino
Instructor

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I. Introduction

Do you want your money and package safe? Send it through LBC. Local or International

We have it. Being the country's leading remittance and courier company, LBC endeavors to

serve Each and every Filipino. Through time-defined service and total customer experience, LBC

aims to be the total solutions provider of choice, professionally and technologically equipped to

serve Filipino families and business entities across the globe. As LBC continues to expand

overseas, it Has evolved and established new business supporting the growing needs of migrant

Filipino and their families. One of these is its banking and finance business which was

established in 1995 And currently has 20 branches in the Philippines. LBC carries on advancing

and fulfilling its Mission to reach out to the global Filipino community that will ultimately make

the world a Smaller place.

II. Background of the organization

1. History of the office/organization

Luzon Brokerage Corporation was founded in the 1950's as a brokerage and air cargo

Agent. Eventually, the company operated as an air cargo forwarding service provider and was

the First to introduce the 24-hour air cargo delivery service. LBC soon became a respected leader

Offering fast and reliable Express Courier and Money Remittance service throughout the

Philippines. Today, LBC offers the widest coverage and network with over 800 strategically

Located branches nationwide and over 90 branches abroad.

LBC started in Luzon by its founding owner, Carlos Linggoy Araneta. Later, LBC has

become A family-run business with his three sons as his partners

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