'Globality': Why Companies Are Competing with Everyone from Everywhere for Everything

[lakid87]

Hope the book is interesting

[persiansweetfantasy1]

Great video, was shown to me by a Global Business class at Kaplan University,

[audiojunkiehu]

As long as the largest companies continue to rely on the (by now defunct) formula of cost leadership (someone will always be cheaper) + product differentiation + incremental innovation, this trend will continue.

Cost is a wicked mistress. It limits the ability to dive deeper, look for new insight, and deliver on this in a uniquely branded manner. That is not to say cost is irrelevant, its just consumers seek more.

New players can do both, low cost without cheapening out:-)

[Aviv36]

I searched "shit" in Youtube EDU and that's what I got..=\

That's really boring

[pjha12]

very informative..nice

[morelshaman]

Exploitation & uneven environmental rules remain big problems.

[MpLMx]

Globality can make sense as long as governments don't interfere with protectionism in favor of local companies...