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Cisco was the world's largest supplier of networking equipment and solutions. As Cisco grew, each department built independent local area networks (LANs) that used different protocols, impeding information flow. In 1997, Cisco developed an intranet to connect the separate LANs and wide area networks (WANs) across locations into a single infrastructure. By acquiring nearly 20 companies, Cisco expanded its intranet technologies to include LAN and WAN switches, remote access, and internet software to manage its growing global corporate network.
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- Portuguese explorers in the 15th century named the coconut "coco," meaning ghost, due to its hairy texture and three dimples resembling a ghost's face.
- Coconuts have many uses - their oil is used in cooking and by restaurants, their water is drunk and used in sports drinks, and even their shells have purposes as cattle food and fertilizer.
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2. The early stages of denial, defense, and minimization are considered ethnocentric as they resist cultural differences. The later stages of acceptance, adaptation, and integration are more open to cultural differences and are considered ethnorelative.
3. Acceptance involves seeing cultures as dynamic processes rather than fixed entities. Adaptation involves temporarily changing one's frame of reference through empathy. Integration involves drawing from multiple cultural frameworks without fully identifying with any one.
A Development Approach to Training for intercultural activity
1. The document outlines a development model for intercultural training consisting of 6 stages: denial, defense, minimization, acceptance, adaptation, and integration.
2. The early stages of denial, defense, and minimization are considered ethnocentric as they resist cultural differences. The later stages of acceptance, adaptation, and integration are more open to cultural differences and are considered ethnorelative.
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Samsung was founded in 1938 in Korea as a trading company. It expanded into industries like sugar refining and textiles. In the 1960s, Samsung entered electronics and built its first TV factory in 1970. It began exporting color TVs in 1977. In the 1980s, Samsung invested heavily in R&D and expanded globally. By the 1990s, it grew as an international electronics corporation. Currently, Samsung has over 325,000 employees worldwide and focuses on electronics, engineering and chemicals with a vision of inspiring the world through innovation.
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Ways of knowing
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