An edition of Globalisation in practice (1997)

Globalisation in practice

Globalisation in practice
Ken'ichi Omae, Brian Davies, K ...
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An edition of Globalisation in practice (1997)

Globalisation in practice

Features case studies of five companies, including Sony, Motorola, and Levi Strauss. The companies chosen are in varying stages of becoming global corporations. Explores each company's stage in the process. Students analyze the companies' global status. They also analyze the companies' competitive strengths using a model developed by Michael Porter of the Harvard Business School. Commentary by Kenichi Ohmae is interspersed throughout.

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English
Pages
64

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Cover of: Globalisation in practice
Globalisation in practice
2003, Films for the Humanities & Sciences
videorecording / in English
Cover of: Globalisation in practice
Globalisation in practice
1997, Films for the Humanities & Sciences
videorecording / in English

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Edition Notes

Presented by BBC Executive Video Seminars.

Date of original program, c1993. Date of Films for the Humanities video version, c1997. Date on container, c1996.

Series title on cassette label: Globalization.

Photography, Michael Spooner ; editors, Spencer Hill, Alex Richardson ; music, Paddy Kingsland.

Reporter, David Lomax.

VHS format.

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Princeton, N.J
Series
Globalisation -- module 2, CJA 435 (NU course), MGT 630 (NU course)
Other Titles
Globalization in practice

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[videorecording] /
Pagination
1 videocassette (64 min.)
Number of pages
64

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Open Library
OL47073224M
OCLC/WorldCat
40953033

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Work ID
OL34722309W

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Features case studies of five companies, including Sony, Motorola, and Levi Strauss. The companies chosen are in varying stages of becoming global corporations. Explores each company's stage in the process. Students analyze the companies' global status. They also analyze the companies' competitive strengths using a model developed by Michael Porter of the Harvard Business School. Commentary by Kenichi Ohmae is interspersed throughout.

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