With all the media hype about globalization we sometimes err in judging the fact that we are not really globalized. Atleast not to the extent we believe that we are and there are huge advantages(still) in going global.
Globalization has led to increased trade and partnerships around the world through organizations like NAFTA and the EU. It has created an interdependent global economy. While business cycles of expansion and contraction still exist within individual economies, globalization has both increased and decreased the strength of these cycles. The 2008 financial crisis did not result in a depression like the 1930s, due in part to global fiscal stimulus and countries like China with large foreign reserves helping to restore economic confidence worldwide. Globalization allows the world to come together in times of crisis.
Keynote Address @ The Forrester Sourcing & Vendor Management Forum in Las Veg...OBr.global
Robert Janssen's Keynote address @ The Forrester Sourcing & Vendor Management Forum, in Las Vegas, May 25,2012, in behalf of Brasil IT +, in which he showcases the challenges that globalization imposes on innovation because of the key success factor of cross border communication and collaboration
BRICS is an organization that originally included Brazil, Russia, India, and China, with South Africa joining in 2010. Together these five nations represent over 1/4 of the world's population and GDP. Through forums and cooperation on business, science, technology, and culture, BRICS encourages collaboration between member countries to leverage growth opportunities. While each BRICS nation has a distinct economy and culture, together they analyze individual country data to plan results benefiting all. China and India in particular are anticipated to become global superpowers due to their large markets and growth potential.
Blackbox is a global startup accelerator program that has helped over 4,300 startups in 58 countries over the past 5 years. Their mission is to elevate entrepreneurs everywhere by providing entrepreneur-focused programs that offer not just funding but also talent development, networking, mentoring, and guidance to support long-term startup growth and economic opportunity. In contrast to traditional accelerators that prioritize investors, Blackbox's entrepreneur-first model aims to address inequality of entrepreneurial opportunities and maximize economic impact.
Globalization has led to increased trade and partnerships around the world through organizations like NAFTA and the EU. It has created an interdependent global economy. While business cycles of expansion and contraction still exist within individual economies, globalization has both increased and decreased the strength of these cycles. The 2008 financial crisis did not result in a depression like the 1930s, due in part to global fiscal stimulus and countries like China with large foreign reserves helping to restore economic confidence worldwide. Globalization allows the world to come together in times of crisis.
Keynote Address @ The Forrester Sourcing & Vendor Management Forum in Las Veg...OBr.global
Robert Janssen's Keynote address @ The Forrester Sourcing & Vendor Management Forum, in Las Vegas, May 25,2012, in behalf of Brasil IT +, in which he showcases the challenges that globalization imposes on innovation because of the key success factor of cross border communication and collaboration
BRICS is an organization that originally included Brazil, Russia, India, and China, with South Africa joining in 2010. Together these five nations represent over 1/4 of the world's population and GDP. Through forums and cooperation on business, science, technology, and culture, BRICS encourages collaboration between member countries to leverage growth opportunities. While each BRICS nation has a distinct economy and culture, together they analyze individual country data to plan results benefiting all. China and India in particular are anticipated to become global superpowers due to their large markets and growth potential.
Blackbox is a global startup accelerator program that has helped over 4,300 startups in 58 countries over the past 5 years. Their mission is to elevate entrepreneurs everywhere by providing entrepreneur-focused programs that offer not just funding but also talent development, networking, mentoring, and guidance to support long-term startup growth and economic opportunity. In contrast to traditional accelerators that prioritize investors, Blackbox's entrepreneur-first model aims to address inequality of entrepreneurial opportunities and maximize economic impact.
Future of the workforce: Where Change and Opportunity ConvergeMindset Group
What are the business, people and technology trends transforming business around the world? What does your organization and leadership team need to do to have a strategic advantage and profit from the massive changes coming your way?
The document discusses key issues and opportunities facing the Philippines and the world, including global economic slowdown, climate change, terrorism, and shifting world powers. It notes projections that the Philippines may become the 16th largest and largest economy in Southeast Asia by 2050. It focuses on opportunities for SBM-XU, including its large population, business administration and accounting courses, and potential for social entrepreneurship. It raises the question of how to effectively maximize influence towards the best possible result, and identifies knowledge generation, a microfinance support program, and social entrepreneurship building as areas to consider.
Thomas Friedman's book "The World is Flat" argues that globalization and new technologies have leveled the global playing field, allowing more individuals and businesses worldwide to collaborate and compete. He cites 10 factors or "flatteners" that enabled this, such as the internet, outsourcing, and Chinese/Indian economic growth. Friedman observes companies outsourcing work to places like India and the dot-com boom/bust benefiting developing nations. The book suggests the U.S. risks falling behind if students don't keep pace with global skills demands.
One Young World is a global initiative to bring together the brightest and best of the next generation – in the virtual and in the real world – to discuss, deliberate and undertake the most critical and compelling issues of our times. 1500 delegates born between 1984-1986. 192 countries selection by proportional representation
3 day summit in London on February 8-10th 2010
1 social network for young leaders to engage and take action
The document discusses various aspects of globalization, including the integration of economies through international companies collaborating across borders. It provides examples of companies from different countries working together on projects, and raises questions about equality and inequality in pay and conditions for workers from different backgrounds. It also addresses topics like communication technologies, brand recognition, trade versus foreign aid, outsourcing, exploitation, economic growth, poverty, the environment, monopoly power, capitalism, culture, free trade, technology and the internet, a shrinking world, terrorism, and accountability in a globalized world. Students are then instructed to discuss one of these globalization themes in pairs and prepare a presentation.
1) The document discusses that we are in a perpetual global crisis not due to typical economic factors like bubbles or productivity, but due to a redistribution of raw resources like oil, minerals, food, and increasing pollution.
2) It argues that the future of growth must be digital through things like digital services, apps, and currency, which can be cloned without consuming physical resources. Digital growth could significantly increase GDP without increasing resource consumption.
3) The author provides the example of their company Docebo, an e-learning platform that helps companies deliver training more effectively and with 90% of budgets going to training rather than logistics, as an example of facilitating a digital ecosystem for growth.
How Canadian Economic Development Agencies are taking advantage of social media applications to market their region to site selectors and potential investors.
Globalization refers to the increasing integration of economies across international borders through trade and financial flows. It involves multiple actors, including multinational corporations, international organizations like the WTO and IMF, and national governments. While globalization has increased economic growth and development in many countries, others have been left behind without access to its benefits. It also presents risks like environmental damage, exploitation of workers, and cultural impacts that must be addressed.
The document discusses factors that influence economic growth in Africa, including trade, industry, agriculture, and human resources. It notes that Africa has experienced high and continuous economic growth in recent decades. While the continent is resource rich, it must continue developing its trade, industry, agriculture, and human capital to sustain economic growth and play a more significant role in the global economy going forward.
Globalization refers to the increasing integration and interaction between people and corporations around the world due to advances in technology, communication, and transportation. This has led to a rapid rise in international trade and the global operations of multinational corporations. However, globalization is also associated with increasing inequality between rich and poor nations and a wider gap between the wealthy and impoverished within societies. While increased trade has benefits such as economic growth, critics argue it has failed to distribute prosperity evenly and has exploited some workers. Both opportunities and threats are associated with the rising tide of global business activities and economic integration on a worldwide scale.
Future of Work The Emerging View - 19 09 15Future Agenda
The is an initial new view of the future of work based on insights gained from several workshops undertaken around the world in 2015. It builds on the initial perspective and adds in new thoughts from the US, UK, Singapore and South Africa. It is being used as input stimulus in a final workshop in Mumbai on 9 October and will be updated after that. Please feel free to share, add comments and provide additional thoughts so we can make the final version as inclusive as possible and useful for all.
The Responsibilities Of Multinational Corporations ( Mncs )Tanya Williams
1. Multinational corporations (MNCs) have economic, legal, ethical, and philanthropic responsibilities. While small businesses focus on economic and legal responsibilities, MNCs are better positioned to take on additional responsibilities due to their greater resources.
2. MNCs can help minimize the difference between private and social costs by distributing wealth from developed to developing countries through paying reasonable wages.
3. This paper will provide a critical evaluation of whether modern MNCs adequately fulfill their ethical responsibilities in addition to economic ones.
Globalization refers to the increasing integration of economies and societies around the world through increased trade and cultural exchange. The document discusses both the positive and negative impacts of globalization. It provides causes and effects of globalization on economies, governments, businesses, and individuals. While globalization has increased trade and job opportunities, it has also led to issues like unemployment in some countries, increased environmental damage, and unequal impacts across societies.
Disruptive trends shaping the business landscape Singapore - 21 Aug 2019Future Agenda
Future Business Trends
How will global trends disrupt business in the next decade?
Ahead of the first of three speeches / workshops in Singapore over the next few months, this is an overview of some of the key potential drivers of change for businesses.
After some up-front context on foresight it addresses four major area of potential disruption
• The Future Consumer
• Purpose of the Company
• Digital Business
• Future Organisation
If you would like more detail on any of these issues or to know more about the workshops, do not hesitate to get in touch.
This document discusses trends shaping the future of work, organizations, and education. Some key trends include shifting global economies with growth in Asia, new technologies like AI disrupting many jobs, and the rise of the gig economy. This will require new types of agile organizations and new ways of working that integrate people and technology. Both businesses and public policy need to adapt to these changes. Education also needs to shift to focus more on skills like collaboration and adaptability rather than just STEM. Overall, the future will be defined by ongoing, rapid changes that require strategic leadership to navigate.
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Globalization And The Impact Of Globalization In The...Nicole Savoie
Globalization has had an uneven impact in Medellin, Colombia. While it has benefited sectors like security and energy efficiency through infrastructure like cable cars, it has not significantly impacted politics or the economy. However, these areas have still improved compared to the 1990s. Medellin can use globalization to reduce unemployment and increase economic value, such as through developing transportation infrastructure in poorer areas to connect them to jobs. This has led to commercial changes and new business opportunities in these areas. While Medellin and Colombia face challenges with internationalization, globalization remains a tool for development when implemented moderately and inclusively.
Voluminous and ever growing flows of data and information is now generating more economic value than the global goods trade.
Conventional wisdom says that globalization has stalled.
Though the global goods trade has flattened and cross-border capital flows have declined sharply since 2008
Yet globalization is not into reverse mode.
Rather, it is entering a new phase defined by soaring flows of data and information.
Digital flows were practically nonexistent just 15 years ago
Now exert a larger impact on GDP growth than the centuries-old trade in goods(McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) report, Digital globalization: The new era of global flows.)
This shift makes it possible for companies to reach international markets with less capital-intensive business models.
New risks and policy challenges associated must be addressed.
Theabilitytoleveragecloutdigitaltoolsandadoptingnewlead-ership skills like EQ has become a must for entrepreneurs in the entireworld,tosurvivetheongoingcrisis.TheCOVID19pandemic has accelerated the process of clout digital transformation and EQ adoption across almost all sectors in the Entireworld.It’s often hard to notice a sea change until it washes over you.in this COVID 19 Era.“Change is the only thing Permanent in life”. “Innovate or die” Only those who can key into the opportunities emanating from the new COVID 19 economy will survive.
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1) The document discusses globalization and provides learning outcomes for understanding different conceptions of the term.
2) It defines globalization as the growing interdependence of economies, cultures and populations brought about by cross-border trade, technology, investment, people and information flows.
3) The author then discusses how the definition of "global experience" has changed in recent years, as technological advancements have allowed knowledge to be shared virtually and international travel has reduced, meaning leaders today may have global experience through virtual means rather than extensive travel.
Future of the workforce: Where Change and Opportunity ConvergeMindset Group
What are the business, people and technology trends transforming business around the world? What does your organization and leadership team need to do to have a strategic advantage and profit from the massive changes coming your way?
The document discusses key issues and opportunities facing the Philippines and the world, including global economic slowdown, climate change, terrorism, and shifting world powers. It notes projections that the Philippines may become the 16th largest and largest economy in Southeast Asia by 2050. It focuses on opportunities for SBM-XU, including its large population, business administration and accounting courses, and potential for social entrepreneurship. It raises the question of how to effectively maximize influence towards the best possible result, and identifies knowledge generation, a microfinance support program, and social entrepreneurship building as areas to consider.
Thomas Friedman's book "The World is Flat" argues that globalization and new technologies have leveled the global playing field, allowing more individuals and businesses worldwide to collaborate and compete. He cites 10 factors or "flatteners" that enabled this, such as the internet, outsourcing, and Chinese/Indian economic growth. Friedman observes companies outsourcing work to places like India and the dot-com boom/bust benefiting developing nations. The book suggests the U.S. risks falling behind if students don't keep pace with global skills demands.
One Young World is a global initiative to bring together the brightest and best of the next generation – in the virtual and in the real world – to discuss, deliberate and undertake the most critical and compelling issues of our times. 1500 delegates born between 1984-1986. 192 countries selection by proportional representation
3 day summit in London on February 8-10th 2010
1 social network for young leaders to engage and take action
The document discusses various aspects of globalization, including the integration of economies through international companies collaborating across borders. It provides examples of companies from different countries working together on projects, and raises questions about equality and inequality in pay and conditions for workers from different backgrounds. It also addresses topics like communication technologies, brand recognition, trade versus foreign aid, outsourcing, exploitation, economic growth, poverty, the environment, monopoly power, capitalism, culture, free trade, technology and the internet, a shrinking world, terrorism, and accountability in a globalized world. Students are then instructed to discuss one of these globalization themes in pairs and prepare a presentation.
1) The document discusses that we are in a perpetual global crisis not due to typical economic factors like bubbles or productivity, but due to a redistribution of raw resources like oil, minerals, food, and increasing pollution.
2) It argues that the future of growth must be digital through things like digital services, apps, and currency, which can be cloned without consuming physical resources. Digital growth could significantly increase GDP without increasing resource consumption.
3) The author provides the example of their company Docebo, an e-learning platform that helps companies deliver training more effectively and with 90% of budgets going to training rather than logistics, as an example of facilitating a digital ecosystem for growth.
How Canadian Economic Development Agencies are taking advantage of social media applications to market their region to site selectors and potential investors.
Globalization refers to the increasing integration of economies across international borders through trade and financial flows. It involves multiple actors, including multinational corporations, international organizations like the WTO and IMF, and national governments. While globalization has increased economic growth and development in many countries, others have been left behind without access to its benefits. It also presents risks like environmental damage, exploitation of workers, and cultural impacts that must be addressed.
The document discusses factors that influence economic growth in Africa, including trade, industry, agriculture, and human resources. It notes that Africa has experienced high and continuous economic growth in recent decades. While the continent is resource rich, it must continue developing its trade, industry, agriculture, and human capital to sustain economic growth and play a more significant role in the global economy going forward.
Globalization refers to the increasing integration and interaction between people and corporations around the world due to advances in technology, communication, and transportation. This has led to a rapid rise in international trade and the global operations of multinational corporations. However, globalization is also associated with increasing inequality between rich and poor nations and a wider gap between the wealthy and impoverished within societies. While increased trade has benefits such as economic growth, critics argue it has failed to distribute prosperity evenly and has exploited some workers. Both opportunities and threats are associated with the rising tide of global business activities and economic integration on a worldwide scale.
Future of Work The Emerging View - 19 09 15Future Agenda
The is an initial new view of the future of work based on insights gained from several workshops undertaken around the world in 2015. It builds on the initial perspective and adds in new thoughts from the US, UK, Singapore and South Africa. It is being used as input stimulus in a final workshop in Mumbai on 9 October and will be updated after that. Please feel free to share, add comments and provide additional thoughts so we can make the final version as inclusive as possible and useful for all.
The Responsibilities Of Multinational Corporations ( Mncs )Tanya Williams
1. Multinational corporations (MNCs) have economic, legal, ethical, and philanthropic responsibilities. While small businesses focus on economic and legal responsibilities, MNCs are better positioned to take on additional responsibilities due to their greater resources.
2. MNCs can help minimize the difference between private and social costs by distributing wealth from developed to developing countries through paying reasonable wages.
3. This paper will provide a critical evaluation of whether modern MNCs adequately fulfill their ethical responsibilities in addition to economic ones.
Globalization refers to the increasing integration of economies and societies around the world through increased trade and cultural exchange. The document discusses both the positive and negative impacts of globalization. It provides causes and effects of globalization on economies, governments, businesses, and individuals. While globalization has increased trade and job opportunities, it has also led to issues like unemployment in some countries, increased environmental damage, and unequal impacts across societies.
Disruptive trends shaping the business landscape Singapore - 21 Aug 2019Future Agenda
Future Business Trends
How will global trends disrupt business in the next decade?
Ahead of the first of three speeches / workshops in Singapore over the next few months, this is an overview of some of the key potential drivers of change for businesses.
After some up-front context on foresight it addresses four major area of potential disruption
• The Future Consumer
• Purpose of the Company
• Digital Business
• Future Organisation
If you would like more detail on any of these issues or to know more about the workshops, do not hesitate to get in touch.
This document discusses trends shaping the future of work, organizations, and education. Some key trends include shifting global economies with growth in Asia, new technologies like AI disrupting many jobs, and the rise of the gig economy. This will require new types of agile organizations and new ways of working that integrate people and technology. Both businesses and public policy need to adapt to these changes. Education also needs to shift to focus more on skills like collaboration and adaptability rather than just STEM. Overall, the future will be defined by ongoing, rapid changes that require strategic leadership to navigate.
How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media to Reach Gen YSam Davidson
A very brief overview of Generation Y and how nonprofits can reach them using social media, even when Gen Y is redefining words like "community," "change" and "workplace."
Globalization And The Impact Of Globalization In The...Nicole Savoie
Globalization has had an uneven impact in Medellin, Colombia. While it has benefited sectors like security and energy efficiency through infrastructure like cable cars, it has not significantly impacted politics or the economy. However, these areas have still improved compared to the 1990s. Medellin can use globalization to reduce unemployment and increase economic value, such as through developing transportation infrastructure in poorer areas to connect them to jobs. This has led to commercial changes and new business opportunities in these areas. While Medellin and Colombia face challenges with internationalization, globalization remains a tool for development when implemented moderately and inclusively.
Voluminous and ever growing flows of data and information is now generating more economic value than the global goods trade.
Conventional wisdom says that globalization has stalled.
Though the global goods trade has flattened and cross-border capital flows have declined sharply since 2008
Yet globalization is not into reverse mode.
Rather, it is entering a new phase defined by soaring flows of data and information.
Digital flows were practically nonexistent just 15 years ago
Now exert a larger impact on GDP growth than the centuries-old trade in goods(McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) report, Digital globalization: The new era of global flows.)
This shift makes it possible for companies to reach international markets with less capital-intensive business models.
New risks and policy challenges associated must be addressed.
Theabilitytoleveragecloutdigitaltoolsandadoptingnewlead-ership skills like EQ has become a must for entrepreneurs in the entireworld,tosurvivetheongoingcrisis.TheCOVID19pandemic has accelerated the process of clout digital transformation and EQ adoption across almost all sectors in the Entireworld.It’s often hard to notice a sea change until it washes over you.in this COVID 19 Era.“Change is the only thing Permanent in life”. “Innovate or die” Only those who can key into the opportunities emanating from the new COVID 19 economy will survive.
Locating Oneself in Global Learning- First 4 ReadingsOslo
First 4 Readings of Locating Oneself in Global Learning! I suggest to do all of the readings from the class reading selection list on it'slearning. Here is just a reference so you do not have to open 4 different links in order to remember the content. Will add more as class progresses. We will have a great time learning together. These words are not my own and taken directly from the designated readings.
1) The document discusses globalization and provides learning outcomes for understanding different conceptions of the term.
2) It defines globalization as the growing interdependence of economies, cultures and populations brought about by cross-border trade, technology, investment, people and information flows.
3) The author then discusses how the definition of "global experience" has changed in recent years, as technological advancements have allowed knowledge to be shared virtually and international travel has reduced, meaning leaders today may have global experience through virtual means rather than extensive travel.
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We are the first generation to end poverty and may be the last
generation to solve the climate challenge.
Time might not be at our side but windows of opportunities are still around.
It may seem this is the worst of time, yet we can make it the best of time.
A change in mindset supported by collective and collaborative effort shall land us in a more resilient future, where all of us, and generations to come can live peacefully under a wealth creation and resource distribution model like never before.
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● People. Process. Technology.
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También se presenta el concepto de Entorno Personal (profesional) de Aprendizaje (PLE), desde donde resulta más fácil el desarrollo y gestión de parte de estas "nuevas" competencias digitales profesionales.
Esta presentación es parte del material de una clase impartida en el Instituto Europeo de Diseño de Madrid (IED) en febrero y julio de 2014.
Globalization refers to the increasing economic integration and interdependence between countries through developments in manufacturing, transportation, and information technologies that have accelerated trade and business activities on a global scale. While globalization provides benefits like increased choice and lower prices for consumers, it also faces criticisms such as potentially eroding national identities or disproportionately benefiting certain groups within countries. Managing globalization's impacts requires cooperation between governments, international organizations, and businesses.
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Implicitly or explicitly all competing businesses employ a strategy to select a mix
of marketing resources. Formulating such competitive strategies fundamentally
involves recognizing relationships between elements of the marketing mix (e.g.,
price and product quality), as well as assessing competitive and market conditions
(i.e., industry structure in the language of economics).
2. The World is Flat
In Globalization 1.0, which began
around 1492, the world went from
size large to size medium. In
Globalization 2.0, the era that
introduced us to multinational
We are taught that…
companies, it went from size
medium to size small. And then
around 2000 came Globalization
3.0, in which the world went from
being small to tiny.
Thomas Friedman
3. It’s a Flat World
• World shrinking from small to flat
• Economic playing field becomes level
• Companies can/need to compete globally
• Emergence of multinational companies
• Movement of goods shifts to movement of information and
services
4. Accentuated by
• The world has become flat…[creating] a
global, Web-enabled playing field that allows
for…real time collaboration in development
and production of goods and services, without
regard to geography, distance or, in the near
future, even language.
Thomas Friedmann
6. What are some of the major
indicators of globalization
Foreign/Global Media Do I need to name it?
International Communication
Open immigration policies Exports to GDP Ratio Management Education
8. Levels of Internationalization
• Globalization seems to be truly at work in
education, with international students a
presence on many campuses.
• Even in US, only 2% of university students
are studying in countries where they are not
citizens
• At MDI which has one of the best foreign to
Indian student ratio, its also 2%
9. Some of us will still not agree, other
indicators may or may not indicate
globalization but social media is a proof
that we live in a flat world
Really????
How many Facebook friends do you have
who are not from India?
Globally this figure does not exceed 15-
20%...even in European countries
11. Then why do we overlook this
Data(1/2)
Dearth of data
While there is absolutely no denying the fact that world is becoming increasingly
globalized yet there are very few real time indicators which are able to explain the extent
of globalization. Its simple too complicated.
Peer Pressure
Its cool to talk about globalization. When the entire world, media and peers are
talking about globalization, then it seems to be foolish to question this
judgment. After all elites would have done some research to come to this
conclusion
12. Then why do we overlook this
Data(2/2)
Techno Trances(if we listen to Techno music for long; we tend to sway without music)
The revolution in information technology all around us has led to eager
speculation about the ways in which business practices may be fundamentally
transformed. The promise of the “New Economy” has excited the imaginations
both of young people seeking careers with a bright future and investors hoping
for dazzling capital gains. It is widely believed that institutions of the “old
economy” may soon be rendered obsolete. However, reality is that we are still
old school in non-metro areas.
Excellent Marketing
Consultants/KOLs need to come up with a catchy yet compelling theme to
create an atmosphere which not only sounds logical but also continues to
create business for them. Globalization serves both the objectives. If repeated
continuously, it starts feeling real
13. We are only trying to emphasize that world is
not really globalized NOW and for any
organization there are huge inherent
advantages in going global
14. Ideal Globalization Approach
• Why Go Global?
– Economies of scale
– Economies of scope
– Cheaper production costs
• Organization Structure
– Global Product Structure(Eli-lily)
– International Division(P&G)
– Global Matrix(McKinsey)
– Global Geographic(Euro Disney)
16. Implications of 10-20%
globalization
Highlights gains from additional integration
Reduces/reverses fear about additional integration
17. Case Study - TCS Latin America
Local Solution
Monterrey Center
Querétaro DF Global Delivery
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19. All we are saying…
…is that world is not flat yet and there is ample
opportunities for organizations for increased
integration and it should not fear increased
globalization