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The document discusses the pressures multinational enterprises face to balance cost reduction through global integration with local responsiveness through local adaptation. It examines different organizational structures MNEs use to manage these pressures, including international divisions, geographic area structures, and global matrices. Knowledge management in MNEs depends on the interdependence between headquarters and foreign subsidiaries and among the subsidiaries.
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Twelve chapter of_i.b[1]
- 1. C H APTER 12
- 2. MNEs confront two sets of pressures: Cost reduction – calls for global integration. Local responsiveness – calls for local adaptation. Integration Responsive Framework ©
- 3. .
- 4. International division: Typically used when firms engage home replication strategy
- 5. Geographic Area Structure: appropriate for localization strategy.
- 6. Global product division structure: Highly responsive to pressure for cost efficiency; Reduces inefficient duplication in multiple countries. ©
- 7. Global matrix: Designed to be both cost efficient and locally responsive; Difficult to deliver in practice.
- 8. Institution-Based Considerations External Internal relationships relationships
- 9. External relationships: •MNEs are subject to frameworks erected by governments Informal • institutions dealing with host and home countries. Internal relationships: •Organizational structure specifies scope of various parties’ responsibilities. Organizational norms, values, and networks © 2010 Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.
- 10. Resource-Based Considerations Does a structural change add value? Strategy must be rare. Inimitability – formal structures are easier to observe, making informal structures more popular. Organization of MNEs, formal and informal.
- 11. Knowledge management: the structures, processes, and systems that actively develop, leverage, and transfer knowledge. Two categories of knowledge: Explicit knowledge – codifiable. Tacit knowledge – non-codifiable. Transfer requires hands-on practice. .
- 13. “The differences in knowledge management in MNEs stem fundamentally from the interdependence between the headquarters and foreign subsidiaries, and among various subsidiaries”. © 2010 Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.
- 14. Subsidiary control: Subsidiary initiatives may inject a spirit of entrepreneurship throughout the larger corporation. Corporate control: Hard to distinguish between good-faith subsidiary initiative and opportunistic empire-building. Subsidiary initiatives are not necessarily compatible with corporate-wide goals.
Editor's Notes
- External relationships: MNEs are subject to frameworks erected by governments Informal institutions dealing with host and home countries. Internal relationships: Organizational structure specifies scope of various parties’ responsibilities. Organizational norms, values, and networks.
- The differences in knowledge management in MNEs stem fundamentally from the interdependence between the headquarters and foreign subsidiaries, and among various subsidiaries.