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Globalisation and localisation: How India can embrace the world……

Globalization and Localization: How India Can Embrace the World Without Losing Itself. Globalization has fundamentally altered the relationship between nations, economies a...

How China’s rise changed the logic of globalization

A recent Pew Research Centre survey found that people in most of the 36 countries surveyed now view China more positively than the United States. More respondents also expressed co...

The New Architecture of Globalization: AI, Blockchain, Borders and the Race for Economic Power

The global economy is entering a new phase. At first glance, developments in artificial intelligence, blockchain payments, immigration…Continue reading on Medium »

Going global doesn’t mean what it used to: Here’s how we’re rethinking it

For most of our company’s life, “growth” meant going deeper into one market: the Philippines. Then it meant fanning out to markets that looked like home — Indonesia, Vietnam, the r...

Global Value Chain Trade Reaches Historic Highs, Despite Push for Reshoring

UNITED NATIONS, July 21 (IPS) - Despite rising geopolitical tensions, trade restrictions and calls to bring production back to domestic shores, the global economy remains more int...

Hiroshi Okuda, Toyota's outspoken top exec, embraced globalization wave

Global Regulators Move Toward Greater Cooperation

Global Regulators Move Toward Greater Cooperation As multinational corporations continue expanding across national borders, governments are responding by strengthening internationa...

Globalism Must Be Vanquished

Globalism Must Be VanquisheJ.B. Shurk Some politically charged words become part of our common vocabulary almost overnight.  “Globalism” is a timely example.  Ten or fifteen years...

Spreading AI to the rest of the world

Another job we’ll have, I call this imperialism, but I mean that in a value neutral way. But AI comes to different parts of the world at different speeds. I think the countries whe...

Why Going Global Isn't Always the Right Call

For years, global sourcing has helped companies reduce production costs, access specialized suppliers, and achieve greater scale. But today’s supply chains face tariff uncertainty,...

Here’s why a global company cannot be a copy-and-paste company

A few years ago, going global could be reduced to a familiar checklist. Identify the largest addressable market. Find a local partner. Hire a country lead. Translate the website. A...

Why Southeast Asia may be better prepared for the next era of global expansion

For companies headquartered in Europe or North America, the fragmentation of global commerce often feels like a recent development. Trade tensions have become more pronounced. Gove...

Thriving Globally: Essential Strategies for Expanding Your B2B Marketplace Presence!

The business-to-business (B2B) sector serves as a cornerstone for economies worldwide, facilitating the exchange of goods and services between companies. In today’s market, B2B ent...

Global expansion is no longer about reducing information costs, it’s about reducing trust costs

For decades, globalisation followed a predictable economic logic. Technology lowered the cost of communication, cloud computing reduced infrastructure costs, SaaS standardised busi...

Organizational Identity Is the Layer Global Trade Has Been Missing (Alexandre Kech)

Digital trade will not be realized by digitizing paper documents alone. The greater challenge lies i...

Market access is the new moat: Why international expansion is no longer a size game

Global expansion feels like a minefield right now. That’s not in your head. In a recent Avalara survey, 8 out of 10 business leaders said cross-border operations are harder than th...