N. VENKATRAMAN BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT IS 837: JANUARY 2008 Globalization 3.0: Opportunities & Challenges
What’s the focus for the week? (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Strategy & Leadership Global Business Operations Organizational Architecture IT Infrastructure Innovation & Creativity Networks & Ecosystems Efficiency & Effectiveness
What’s  not  our focus for the week? (c) Venkatraman, 2008
Overview of the Week New Context: New Opportunities, New Challenges Multiple viewpoints and insights Three Strands of Work:  Global Product/Service Innovations Global Business Architecture Global Talent Management (c) Venkatraman, 2008
Look Back in History: May 12, 1896 (c) Venkatraman, 2008 40.94
Fast Forward to 2050: ‘BRIC’ (c) Venkatraman, 2008
Globalization (and the role of I.T.)  (c) Venkatraman, 2008
We are in an era of global networks… (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Live Consume Play Work Create Connect
Or to put it differently….. (c) Venkatraman, 2008
And according to Dilbert… (c) Venkatraman, 2008
And according to popular press..  (c) Venkatraman, 2008
The practice is getting more widespread.. (c) Venkatraman, 2008
Globalization: Stylized Shifts (c) Venkatraman, 2008
Globalization 1.0 (c) Venkatraman, 2008
One of the First Global Corporations… (c) Venkatraman, 2008
Globalization 2.0 (c) Venkatraman, 2008
Globalization 2.0 Infrastructure (c) Venkatraman, 2006
Globalization 2.0 Infrastructure (c) Venkatraman, 2006
Globalization 2.0: Management ideas originated from.. ‘ the industry of industries’   -- according to Peter Drucker  the laboratory for the major management ideas that we know today (c) Venkatraman, 2006
(c) Venkatraman, 2006 Globalization 3.0
Three Technology Laws…. (c) Venkatraman, 2008 What’s the impact today? What’s the likely impact in 2010? 2015?
Globalization 3.0 is about IT-enabled work (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Engineering Legal Medical Software BPO Call Centers Tech Support ?? R&D Analytics ?? ?? Services Design ??
Where’s it designed? Where is it manufactured? (c) Venkatraman, 2006
Globalization through digital networks.. (c) Venkatraman, 2008
Remote, Connected Work  (c) Venkatraman, 2006
Globalization 3.0: Early observations…. But not prescriptions (c) Venkatraman, 2008
(c) Venkatraman, 2008
Remember Lessons from the Global Motorcycle Sector? (c) Venkatraman, 2008
It’s not all about accent neutralization! (c) Venkatraman, 2008
Globalization 3.0: Early Experimenters (c) Venkatraman, 2008
Globalization 3.0:  Positioning it in the Strategic Agenda (c) Venkatraman, 2008
1. What’s our business scope? (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Strategic Importance of Capabilities Core Necessity Support “ Best” “ Good” “ Weak” Relative Position Sourcing Logic
2. Where’s our global footprint? (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Shoring decisions
3. How’s the governance distributed? (c) Venkatraman, 2008 [Sourcing] “ In” “ Out” “ On” “ Off” [Shoring]
4. How to architect global work?  What’s the design logic for work?   Transactional Transformational Tacit (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Source: McKinsey
4. How to architect global work?  How is the work best designed? Sequential work  Reciprocal work Pooled work (c) Venkatraman, 2008 (A) (B) (A) (B) (C)
Embarking and Embracing Globalization 3.0 (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Three Processes Three Cases
Learning Approach (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Explore an emerging, important management theme Apply the ideas in the context of one case problem Develop your own points of view Identify key readings and links to track for your own reference Examine how this could evolve in the future…

Globalization 3.0

  • 1.
    N. VENKATRAMAN BOSTONUNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT IS 837: JANUARY 2008 Globalization 3.0: Opportunities & Challenges
  • 2.
    What’s the focusfor the week? (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Strategy & Leadership Global Business Operations Organizational Architecture IT Infrastructure Innovation & Creativity Networks & Ecosystems Efficiency & Effectiveness
  • 3.
    What’s not our focus for the week? (c) Venkatraman, 2008
  • 4.
    Overview of theWeek New Context: New Opportunities, New Challenges Multiple viewpoints and insights Three Strands of Work: Global Product/Service Innovations Global Business Architecture Global Talent Management (c) Venkatraman, 2008
  • 5.
    Look Back inHistory: May 12, 1896 (c) Venkatraman, 2008 40.94
  • 6.
    Fast Forward to2050: ‘BRIC’ (c) Venkatraman, 2008
  • 7.
    Globalization (and therole of I.T.) (c) Venkatraman, 2008
  • 8.
    We are inan era of global networks… (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Live Consume Play Work Create Connect
  • 9.
    Or to putit differently….. (c) Venkatraman, 2008
  • 10.
    And according toDilbert… (c) Venkatraman, 2008
  • 11.
    And according topopular press.. (c) Venkatraman, 2008
  • 12.
    The practice isgetting more widespread.. (c) Venkatraman, 2008
  • 13.
    Globalization: Stylized Shifts(c) Venkatraman, 2008
  • 14.
    Globalization 1.0 (c)Venkatraman, 2008
  • 15.
    One of theFirst Global Corporations… (c) Venkatraman, 2008
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    Globalization 2.0 (c)Venkatraman, 2008
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    Globalization 2.0 Infrastructure(c) Venkatraman, 2006
  • 18.
    Globalization 2.0 Infrastructure(c) Venkatraman, 2006
  • 19.
    Globalization 2.0: Managementideas originated from.. ‘ the industry of industries’ -- according to Peter Drucker the laboratory for the major management ideas that we know today (c) Venkatraman, 2006
  • 20.
    (c) Venkatraman, 2006Globalization 3.0
  • 21.
    Three Technology Laws….(c) Venkatraman, 2008 What’s the impact today? What’s the likely impact in 2010? 2015?
  • 22.
    Globalization 3.0 isabout IT-enabled work (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Engineering Legal Medical Software BPO Call Centers Tech Support ?? R&D Analytics ?? ?? Services Design ??
  • 23.
    Where’s it designed?Where is it manufactured? (c) Venkatraman, 2006
  • 24.
    Globalization through digitalnetworks.. (c) Venkatraman, 2008
  • 25.
    Remote, Connected Work (c) Venkatraman, 2006
  • 26.
    Globalization 3.0: Earlyobservations…. But not prescriptions (c) Venkatraman, 2008
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  • 28.
    Remember Lessons fromthe Global Motorcycle Sector? (c) Venkatraman, 2008
  • 29.
    It’s not allabout accent neutralization! (c) Venkatraman, 2008
  • 30.
    Globalization 3.0: EarlyExperimenters (c) Venkatraman, 2008
  • 31.
    Globalization 3.0: Positioning it in the Strategic Agenda (c) Venkatraman, 2008
  • 32.
    1. What’s ourbusiness scope? (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Strategic Importance of Capabilities Core Necessity Support “ Best” “ Good” “ Weak” Relative Position Sourcing Logic
  • 33.
    2. Where’s ourglobal footprint? (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Shoring decisions
  • 34.
    3. How’s thegovernance distributed? (c) Venkatraman, 2008 [Sourcing] “ In” “ Out” “ On” “ Off” [Shoring]
  • 35.
    4. How toarchitect global work? What’s the design logic for work? Transactional Transformational Tacit (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Source: McKinsey
  • 36.
    4. How toarchitect global work? How is the work best designed? Sequential work Reciprocal work Pooled work (c) Venkatraman, 2008 (A) (B) (A) (B) (C)
  • 37.
    Embarking and EmbracingGlobalization 3.0 (c) Venkatraman, 2008 Three Processes Three Cases
  • 38.
    Learning Approach (c)Venkatraman, 2008 Explore an emerging, important management theme Apply the ideas in the context of one case problem Develop your own points of view Identify key readings and links to track for your own reference Examine how this could evolve in the future…