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Globalization …refers to changes in societies and the world economy resulting from dramatically increased international trade and cultural exchange. In this section: Distributed Workforce Outsourcing Offshoring International Business Models Links: Video: Globalization Issues > Globalization

Distributed Workforce The distributed workforce requires professionals to adapt to a new work environment and routine. Knowledge workers must be fluent with communication technologies and able to collaborate well with others from diverse cultural backgrounds. A distributed workforce combines the talents of individuals from different businesses and locations to work together on a common product or project. Links: Video: Microsoft CIO Tony Scott on Distributed Workforce Issues > Globalization > Distributed Workforce

Outsourcing Outsourcing refers to a business’ use of an outside company to take over portions of its workload. Many businesses are finding that they can save significant amounts of time, effort, and money by hiring outside businesses to perform specialized tasks. Outsourcing provides benefits to some and hardships for others. Links: Video: Pros and Cons of Outsourcing Issues > Globalization > Outsourcing

Offshoring Offshoring is a business practice that relocates an entire production line to another location, typically in another country, in order to enjoy cheaper labor, lower taxes, and other forms of lower overhead. Offshoring is somewhat different from outsourcing. With outsourcing, a portion of a work process is hired out. With offshoring, entire production lines are relocated to another country. Links: Video: No Logo: Brands, Globalization & Resistance Issues > Globalization > Offshoring

International Business Models Company type Description International company An international company maintains management and operations in its home country, exporting or importing products to and from other countries. Multinational company A multinational company maintains management in its home country and is supported by operations distributed across several countries. These companies typically market products specifically to satisfy the needs of their customers in different countries. Global company A global company is similar to a multinational company except that it markets its brand and products in the same way across all countries, regardless of cultural differences. Transnational company A transnational company has complex management distributed across multiple countries and operations. Often it is difficult to name a home country for a transnational business. International business models include methods of engaging in international business ranging from basic import/export to fully transnational businesses. Links: Video: Learning Global Business Working at Intel in Shanghai Issues > Globalization > International Business Models

Globalization Terms Globalization Distributed workforce Outsourcing Offshoring International Business Models International company Multinational company Global company Transnational company Issues > Globalization > See your e-book for more information about these terms