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Global Companies
• Before we move on with “GOING GLOBAL” lets take
few day to day examples , like :
• TATA
• McDonald’s
• Starbucks
• Walmart
Talking about TATATATA + CORUS (Takeover)
TATA + JAGUAR (Merger)
• Here we note the presence of McD in three global core
areas, and the lack of presence in Africa.
McDonald’s
Starbucks
The company is well established in USA and Japan, and trying to get
global entering into the markets of different countries.
Walmart is expanding using different techniques in different countries
:
MEANING & Definition
Global companies plan activities on a global basis. By operating
in more than one country benefits from savings or economies on
activities such as R&D, marketing, operations and finance are
achieved which may not be available to domestic companies
History & Evolution
In the 16th century all of the continents came to be routinely linked
by ocean-based communications. Trading activity in the modern
sense rapidly followed at the beginning of the 17th century; it might
be more accurate to say that it "returned" again because trading of such character had taken place in Roman times as well
Features of global Companies
Huge Size
International Operations
Centralized Control
Oligopolistic Power
Sophisticated Technology
International Market
Types
Maltinational Corporations
Multiunational Or International Enterprises
Global Companies Or Organizations
Transnational Corporations / Organizations
• Decentralized federation of assets and responsibilities
• Decisions are Decentralized
• Dominant Strategic Mentality
• Operate in Number of Countries
• Structural Configarations
• Decisions are Decentralized but controlled from Head
Quarters
• Overseas operations – an addition to Domestic
Corporations
• Dependence on Parent Companies For New Products
• More Coordination and Control by Head Quarters
• Monopolistic Operator / Selling Strategy
• Model Based on Centralized asset, resource &
responsibility
• Role of local subsidiaries is to assemble – policies &
Plans developed at head quarters
• Specialized resources and capabilities are disappeared
among the operating units globally
• Interdependent and integrated
• Complex process of coordination & Cooperation
Lets have the look at the IMPACTS or
The RESULTS of INDIAN Economy in
Various Sectors……
CULTURAL & TECHNOLOGICAL IMPACT
TELEVISION SECTOR
INTERNET
RESTAURANTS
MULTIPLEXS , MALLS
ENTERTAINMENT
IMPACT ON AGRICULTURAL SECTOR
BETTER EQUIPMENTS
ACQUIRED 15% GDP
60% POPULATION DEPENDS UPON AGRICULTURE
NEW TECHNIUES
POLY FARMING
GREEN HOUSES
ORGANIC FARMING
IMPACT ON EDUCATION SECTOR
NOW EDUCATION IS BECOMING ONE OF THE BASIC
NEEDS THROUGHT INDIA
FOREIGN COLLABRATIONS WITH UNIVERSITIES
DISTANCE EDUCATION
E - LEARNING
TECHNOLOGY AIDED LEARNING
INDIAN COMPANIES GOING GLOBAL
THANKYOU