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Companies

Halliburton

Halliburton's reputation is a disaster as a conflict industry, the company seems to share the blame with BP for the recent Oil spill and this has further damaged its goodwill. As they say Halliburton' no matter how hig the challenge is they go beyond customers expectation, the same applies here, to go beyond and take that vital step to shield their deteriorating reputation.

AIG

From the long-running securities class action lawsuit against the firmand the trading relations with the tainted Goldman Sach's have left a blotch in the credibility of this insurance giant. A recent survey puts AIG among the 10 most hated companies in the US, which shows that the customers are disillusioned with the unholy nexus of AIG with Goldman and the siphoning of a staggering amount of $12.9 billion from AIG to Goldman. A well planned RM strategy will only put back AIG into the race!

Air India (AI)

Being one of the top airlines, Air India has failed to score on its PR and online reputation many times in the past and this continues to be one of the drawbacks of Air India. Things even got worse with the recent air crash which has come up as a major setback for Air India's credibility, damaging its online reputation. Adding to woes, the strikes and unrest among its employees. We at reputation management for.com recommends for a quality online reputation management for Air India before things really slip out of their hands.

Apple

With the accusations and the FTC inquiry that pointed towards the anticompetitive behavior by Apple and its spat with companies like Google and Adobe over the exclusion of their technologies in Phone and iPad still remaining fresh in the minds of many, apple cannot afford to take in more controversies in the form of less than perfect iPhone 4 features. Apple surely needs to have a strong reputation mangagement policy in place to enhance its goodwill.

Bank of America

British Airways (BA)

BA is a victim of crisis management, with increasing disgruntled customers. Nothing seems going right for British Airways, we feel a genuine need of a strategic online reputation management system for BA, to repair the damage.

British Petrolium (BP)

With the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico heating up, BP's reputation has been severely damaged, raising a serious concern over the credibility of the company and grief over the apathy by such a world class energy firm. What we at Reputation Management for.com has understood is that, despite the mounting pressure and accusations, BP has failed to inform people about the oil spill giving scope for more speculations and chaos. British petroleum even came out with a wrong estimate about the leak of the oil to limit their economic liability, while the real figures were three times more than what the company declared. It was clearly an act of axing their own feet, by BP. Now it has to be seen that, how long the aftermath of this oil spill will be haunting BP, meanwhile the company seriously needs a reputation management system.

Dell

Dell might not be buying the allegations in regard to the OptiPlex computers which the company sold from 2003-05, with faulty capacitors which was feared to have leaked and could pose a fire. Dell seems to have taken on itself the bad name. A story like this is more than enough to tear it's reputation. We at Reputation Management For.Com suggests Dell to go for a quick repair before it get out of control.

Dow Chemicals

A global player, Dow Chemicals has damaged reputation on all four sides. At Reputation Management For.com ranking finds that negative is creeping up, maybe the recent verdict against the company in Bhopal, India added fuel. The American chemical company act of irresponsible will go a long way. They could have reciprocated by putting in a proper PR at place and how they are going to subside the issue and gain the confidence of the people with proposed plans if any in place. With voices pooling in from all corners, Dow has to work on its PR to make sure it not treated as a killer company that is responsible of killing some 25000 plus innocent human beings.

Foxconn Technology Group

With reports of employee suicides and low pay issues surfacing almost regularly, Foxconn Technology Group's reputation has taken a head long plunge in recent times. The company has to come up with some concrete plans to address the workers agonies and to convey the fact that they do care for their employees welfare.

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