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Title: STRATEGY IN THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT


1
STRATEGY IN THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT
  • BUS 189
  • Fall 2009
  • DR. MARK FRUIN

2
LANGUAGE OF GLOBALIZATION
  • NATIONAL FIRM
  • INTERNATIONAL FIRM
  • MULTINATIONAL FIRM
  • TRANSNATIONAL FIRM
  • METANATIONAL FIRM
  • GLOBAL FIRM

3
WESTERN ORIENTATION
  • LANGUAGE OF GLOBALIZATION (INTERNATIONAL
    BUSINESS) IS BASED ON A WESTERN POINT OF VIEW
  • HBS MULTINATIONAL RESEARCH PROJECT BEGINS IN 50S
  • YARDSTICK IS LARGE, AM FIRMS THAT WERE DOMINANT
    AT THE TIME WHEN
  • EUROPE ASIA DEVASTATED
  • INTERNATIONAL MEANS FOREIGN/FAR AWAY FROM A
    WESTERN OR AMERICAN POINT OF VIEW

4
NEW POINT OF VIEW
  • THOMAS FRIEDMANS, LEXUS AND THE OLIVE TREE, THE
    WORLD IS FLAT, FLAT, HOT ?
  • SUGGESTS THAT
  • BOTH THE NUMERATOR DENOMINATOR OF THE
    INTERNATIONAL EQUATION SHOULD BE RECONSIDERED
  • NUMERATOR, ABOVE THE LINE, IS NO LONGER LARGE,
    AMERICAN OR WESTERN FIRMS
  • THAT IS, AMERICAN FIRMS ARE NO LONGER THE
    STANDARD BY WHICH NON-AMERICAN FIRMS SHOULD BE
    JUDGED
  • DENOMINATOR, BELOW THE LINE, IS NO LONGER WESTERN
    ECONOMIES
  • THREE OUT OF FIVE LARGEST ECONOMIES IN WORLD IN
    ASIA
  • SIX OUT OF TEN MOST POPULOUS COUNTRIES IN ASIA,
    REPRESENTING 50 OF THE WORLDS POPULATION
  • THE WORLD HAS CHANGED A LOT

5
ALTHO THERE ARE PROBLEMS
  • FRIEDMAN TALKS A LOT ABOUT INFORMATION EQUALITY
    (INTERNET) AND MARKET ACCESS
  • NEW RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN INDIV INDIV, INDIV
    STATE, STATES STATES
  • BUT FREE TRADE LESS BENEFIT TO DEVELOPING THAN
    DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
  • THE WORLD IS NOT REALLY FLAT, BUT SPIKEY
  • HARD TO KNOW WHAT BIG MULTINATIONALS ARE ACTUALLY
    DOING HOW THEY BENEFIT THE WORLD ECONOMY

6
WHY FIRMS GO ABROAD
  • LOCATION ECONOMIES
  • TO ACCESS MARKETS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF LOW FACTOR
    INPUTS
  • TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SUBSIDIARY CAPABILITIES
    COMPETENCIES
  • TO BE MORE LOCALLY RESPONSIVE
  • TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MARKET LEADING CAPABILITIES
    FOUND OVERSEAS
  • PRODUCT LIFE-CYCLE MODEL
  • FIRST-MOVER FAST-TO-MARKET

7
4 BASIC STRATEGIES, p. 271
  • BASED ON WESTERN ORIENTED RESEARCH
  • NOT NECESSARILY WRONG, BUT NOT NECESSARILY
    UP-TO-DATE
  • A 2 X 2 WITH COST REDUCTIONS LOCAL
    RESPONSIVENESS AS THE AXES
  • INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY
  • COST REDUCE LOCAL RESPOND LOW-LOW
  • MULTIDOMESTIC STRATEGY
  • COST REDUCE LOCAL RESPOND LOW-HIGH
  • GLOBAL STRATEGY
  • COST REDUCE LOCAL RESPOND HIGH-LOW
  • TRANSNATIONAL STRATEGY
  • COST REDUCE LOCAL RESPOND HIGH-HIGH

8
BASIC ENTRY DECISIONS
  • WHICH PRODUCTS GOING TO
  • WHICH MARKETS
  • TARGETING WHAT GROUPS OF CONSUMERS
  • TIMING OF ENTRY WHEN
  • SCALE OF ENTRY HOW BIG
  • MODE OF ENTRY HOW STRUCTURE
  • EXPORT
  • LICENSE
  • FRANCHISE (specialized form of licensing)
  • JOINT VENTURE
  • STRATEGIC ALLIANCE
  • WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY

9
ADVANTAGES/DISADVANTAGES OF DIFFERENT ENTRY MODES
  • ADVANTAGES
  • LOCATION ECONOMIES
  • LOWER DEVELOPMENT/MFG COSTS
  • SHARE COSTS RISKS
  • GET CLOSER TO CUSTOMERS
  • PROTECT TECH/IP/DISTINCTIVE COMPETENCIES
  • DISADVANTAGES
  • COSTS (COORDINATION, TRANSACTION)
  • LACK OF CONTROL
  • COMPLEXITY
  • EXPROPRIATION/APPROPRIATION

10
HOW FIRMS GO ABROAD
  • GENERALLY SUCCESSIVE MODES OF ENTRY
  • OVERSEAS AGENTS LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES
  • OUR OWN SALES OFFICE
  • SALES OTHER ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS OFFICE
  • TRADITIONALLY PROD, DISTRIB MKTING
  • TODAY RD AND ENGINEERING
  • INTERNATIONAL DIVISION
  • INTERNATIONAL SUBSIDIARY
  • NODE VS. MATRIX CELL OF GLOBAL FIRM

11
MAKING STRATEGIC ALLIANCES WORK
  • INCREASINGLY COMMMON WAY OF WORKING OVERSEAS
    PARTNER UP
  • WALL OFF CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
  • ESTABLISH CONTRACTUAL SAFEGUARDS
  • AGREE TO SWAP VALUABLE SKILLS TECHNOLOGY (
    PEOPLE)
  • SEEK CREDIBLE COMMITMENTS
  • DEVELOP RELATIONAL SKILLS CAPABILITIES
    (ESPECIALLY WHEN PARTNERING WITH INTER- FIRM
    NETWORKS BUSINESS GROUPS)
  • LEARNING AS OPPOSED TO COST/RISK SHARING AS A
    PRIMARY OBJECTIVE

12
MY OWN VIEWS
  • HARD TO GO/BE GLOBAL WITH TRADITIONAL VIEW OF
    FIRM
  • LIMITS TO ORGANIZATION, KENNETH ARROW, NOBEL
    PRIZE WINNING ECONOMISTS
  • LIMITS TO HOW MUCH COMPLEXITY HIERARCHIES (FIRMS)
    CAN HANDLE
  • ALTERNATIVE ORGANIZATIONAL FORMS OFFER
    DIFFERENT STRATEGIES THAN PROFIT MAXIMIZING
  • BUSINESS GROUPS
  • INTERFIRM NETWORKS
  • YOU CANT HAVE YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT TOO
  • MEANING YOU CANT EXPECT TO COVER THE WORLD ON
    THE BASIS OF HOME GROWN CAPABILITIES
  • GIVE AND TAKE REQUIRED

13
GOING FORWARD
  • MORE AND MORE OF THE WORLDS LARGEST FIRMS
  • MORE AND MORE OF THE WORLDS LARGEST AND MOST
    RAPIDLY GROWING ECONOMIES
  • ARE GOING TO BE OUTSIDE THE COMFORT ZONE OF
    AMERICAN FIRMS
  • HOW AMERICAN FIRMS ADAPT WILL BE KEY
  • TWO CHOICES
  • GO IT ALONE RISK LOSING IT ALL
  • HOOKING UP GETTING SLICES OF EVER EXPANDING
    PIES
  • SOMETHING IN BETWEEN, BUT THIS MAY BE THE MOST
    RISKY STRATEGY OF ALL
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