1. GLOBALLY INTEGRATED ENTERPRISE MODEL AND ITS
INTERACTION WHIT GLOBAL BUSINESS STRATEGIES.
• The deference between GIE and multinational enterprise is not
only the grade, the GIE enterprises establish its operations and
functions anywhere in the world based on the right balance
between costs, talent available and appropriate environment for
Business.
• This factor makes these enterprises more flexible to do
business in any region in the world but the enterprise must know
very well the cost, talent available and the environment of that
region in order to make the right decisions.

2. • The workflow depends, to a greater or lesser extent,
three main forces:
• costs
• knowledge
• environment interconnected.

3. • The cost is almost the most important factor that the
investors have in mind , have a good production whit
low cost is one of the most used strategy to have a
competitive advantage. But the cost isn’t the only
factor, if that were the case the work would move to the
lowest cost country or region but that is not the case.

4. • The talent is a very important factor to considerate
because there are many countries whit talent people,
whit differentiated talent a company have the possibility
to be innovative and have news forms to make the
things. The developed countries aren’t the only ones
that can produce people whit talent; there are people
whit talent in many countries and the enterprises
should find these persons and hold them, because if
the enterprise hold the talent, it can have the best idea
or the best solution at the problems.

5. • The third factor is the opened environment for the
business, this include the technology, the commerce
and business activity. Whit an opened business
environment an enterprise can share activities whit
organizations that have the same standards when
doing business. An opened commerce system make
easier the integration of supply chains across different
countries, and the technology further the integration
and collaboration whit shared work platforms.

6. GLOBALLY INTEGRATED ENTERPRISE MODEL IN
ASIA
• The difference in infrastructure makes a complex supply chain
mix in Asia, and this make very volatile supply chain
infrastructure.
• “Countries even invest in their people and skills, and suddenly
they move out”
• “We need to hold back the people, because we invested and we
are talking about skilled people”

7. • “Excessive government interference at all levels, high
and excessive indirect taxes, restrictions on foreign
investment; differential tax rates for foreign companies,
weak protection of intellectual property, substandard
infrastructure whit excessive cost, corruption, regional
decisions that contradicts central government policy.”

8. GLOBALLY INTEGRATED ENTERPRISE MODEL IN
EUROPE
• “To ensure stability and prevent decisions in one
country causing “spillover” effect, economic policies are
in part regulated at EU level whit two main rules: the
government debt may not exceed 60% of GDP. Borrow
is fine when a country invests for future growth, but if it
is too high, then it may become a burden on economic
development. And the second rule: The national deficit
may not be greater than 3% of GDP. When spending
exceeds income then a country must borrow to fill the
gap, which adds to the government debt.”

9. • The debt of Greece is 170% of Greece’s gross domestic
product, even though approved by the European Union in its
bailout loans.

10. GLOBALLY INTEGRATED ENTERPRISE MODEL IN
LATIN AMERICA
• “Latin America has the smallest banking system in proportion of
GDP”
• “A speculative attack on the currency can precipitate a banking
crisis if deposit money is used to speculate on the currency and
banks are depleted of funds”
• Despite of the talent people in Latin America the governments
don’t prioritize the inversions to create news technologies and
the countries in Latin America should adapt the existing
technologies instead of creating new ones.

11. • (John Dinges, 2011) “I have reporting a wonderful revolution and
make me most of my career documenting human rights
violations”
• The prevalence of corruption in the business sector is a factor to
be considered when analyzing the stability of a country as it can
be considered “an ordinary economic activity that arises in some
institutional environments and becomes dangerous to
democracy itself”

12. GLOBALLY INTEGRATED ENTERPRISE MODEL IN
MIDDLE EAST
• The inversion can have high cost but the revenue is also high
and that is the reason why many enterprises invest in some
government projects as artificial islands, oil rings, etc.
• “Now a woman can prove her identity without having to resort to
the family document or her guardian. Now she can do some
things for example, like open a bank account simply by
producing her identity card even her passport”

13. • “The Islamic bank only invests in actual assets and services,
buy machinery, lease out cars or invest in small business, but
the transaction is always tried to a real asset or service”
• “Conventional finance sells money when there is no money,
sells assets before they exist and allows debt to grow
unchecked. Interest creates artificial supply, not backed by real
assets the results: increases inflation, heightened volatility, and
economic disparity”

14. GLOBALLY INTEGRATED ENTERPRISE MODEL IN
AFRICA
• Kenia is an example of the good environment that African’s
countries can offer to enterprises, the president Uhuru support
the foreign inversion in his country and there are many sectors
to invest as the basics sectors of extraction and the more
modern as telecommunications.
• “The global business outsourcing market is estimated to be
more than 500 billion dollars a year, the main place in this
industry have long be India but times are changing and the new
home can be Africa”

15. • “Every year the universities graduated over 100 000 people in
the market force”
• the people in Africa have been exploited by foreign companies
in the past and also their natural resources has been exploited
in the same way, to mitigate the negative effects that the view of
the population have of the foreign enterprises, these ones
should work in their social responsibility

16. GLOBALLY INTEGRATED ENTERPRISE MODEL IN
NORTH AMERICA
• “At 2008 trade between Canada and Unites States had
exploded to 700 billion dollars a year, its over 2 billion dollars a
day 1.3 million dollar a minute every minute at every hour at
every day, the largest demand of commerce between any two
nations in the history of the world”
• “NAFTA has open the marked to 100 million people creating the
largest single bridges market in the world, as a result since
NAFTA Mexico has surpass Japan as American number two
trading partner even though Mexico’s economy is 1/12 of the
size of Japan”

17. • “ocean pollution in Centro America affects the water quality of
the beaches in California, if we are able to help Centro America
improving protection, conservation, improve the quality of water,
reduce air pollution, that not only help Centro America but also
America”
• Mexico can be the weaker country in the zone the south border
is a big challenge in North America, in the south border is violent
and the cartels traffic whit illegal goods and drugs. USA and
Canada help Mexico against the organized crime to have safe
ways to trade goods.

18. • “Next week is the fifth anniversary of the collapse of leman
brother, signal of global crisis and we still recover and I think we
will take another five years to recover at least to really get over”