Andrews Tackles Global Technical Communication.(Book
Review)
Technical Communication in the Global Community
Deborah C. Andrews.
Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice- Hall, Inc., 1998. xvii+588 pp.,
appendices, references, index. ISBN 0-13-103060-4.
Global . . .
Using principles of just-in-time to improve new product
development process.
ABSTRACT
Quick new product design and development is crucial for companies
to be competitive in a global market. This article shows that the
principles of just-in-time (JIT) in manufacturing can . . .
Competitive intelligence, corporate security and the virtual
organization.
ABSTRACT
This paper seeks to document a variety of competitive intelligence
(CI) vulnerabilities which (1) are common to most organizations; and (2)
have a unique and adverse effect on virtual . . .
Global governance: take me to your leader.
ABSTRACT
Business globalization is about doing business globally. This
apparent tautology underscores a very basic corporate
misconception--that domestic and international markets are so . . .
Competitive success in an age of alliance capitalism: how do
firm-specific factors affect behavior in strategic alliances?
ABSTRACT
This paper suggests that alliances may not necessarily be the first
cut strategy for all firms. It explores the theoretical proposition that
while partnerships can be beneficial, some . . .
Human resource information systems: a review and model
development.
ABSTRACT
This paper presents a human resource information systems (HRIS)
model with a primary objective: To provide a comprehensive framework
that advances HRIS research (Kuhn, 1996). This model . . .
Successfully competing in the deregulated trucking industry: a
resource-based perspective.
ABSTRACT
This paper uses the resource-based view of the firm to explain how
firms grow in a deregulated environment. The study demonstrates that
firms must utilize a specific sequencing of both . . .
Supply Chain Management: Strategy, Planning, and
Operation.(Supply Chains to Virtual Integration)
Supply Chain Management: Strategy, Planning, and Operation Sunil
Chopra, and Peter Meindl. NY: Prentice Hall, 2001.
Supply Chains to Virtual Integration Ram Reddy and Sabine Reddy.
NY: McGraw . . .
Global IT/IS outsourcing: expectations, considerations and
implications.
ABSTRACT
This paper discusses the issues of global IT/IS outsourcing from
four interrelated aspects: forming an appropriate global IT strategy,
using proper global IT platforms, managing . . .
Global anxiety: militarization or integration of the world
economy?
Amid the gloom of current world affairs, there are hopeful signs
and promising opportunities that stand out, by which the current state
can be withstood. On May 24, 2002, the U.S. and Russia signed . . .
Communicating information technology: Having the Right
Stuff.(Book Review)
Technical Communication (5th Edition)
Rebecca E. Burnett.
Orlando: Harcourt College Publishers, 2001. xx+736pp., User hand
book, Index ISBN 0-15-506448-7
The ability to communicate . . .
China or NAFTA: the world's largest market in the 21st
century?
ABSTRACT
This paper addresses the economic role of these two countries: Will
the Chinese economy, as many suggest, continue its strong economic
advance under its system of "undemocratic . . .
Understanding strategy: why is strategy so difficult?
"Everything in strategy is very simple, but that does not mean
that everything is very easy. "
--Clausewitz (1976: 178)
As academics, our first responsibility is to teach strategy to
students . . .
An empirical study of the desirability and challenges of
implementing transnational marketing strategies.
ABSTRACT
The integration-responsiveness (I-R) framework was employed to
study the relationship among the alternate international marketing
strategies (multidomestic, multifocal, global, . . .
The language of national insecurity: prediction, strategy, and
geopolitics.
ABSTRACT
Credible predictions (in the sense of forecasting future events)
are notoriously difficult to achieve in human affairs. Predictions, once
made public, invite counter maneuvers by . . .
Knowledge-sharing in value-chain networks: certifying
collaborators for effective protection processes.
INTRODUCTION
Three major trends have come together at the start of the new
millennium, raising the stakes for firms seeking to compete in the new
economy. Initially, knowledge management (KM, . . .
Integrated corporate and product brand communication (1).
INTRODUCTION
Today, integrated communication needs to be viewed from a global
perspective. Given the speed, span and reach of electronic
communication, there are technically no local or national . . .
Making globalization globally advantageous.
One of the most polarizing debates in the world today concerns the
effects of globalization. Some of the principle reasons for this is
that: a) most people are locked into preconceived notions . . .
The labor productivity competitiveness of U.S. versus foreign
commercial banks.
ABSTRACT
The productivity of labor, measured as the ratio of employees to
total assets, has since the 1970s been a common measure of bank
performance. Using what this article argues is a better . . .
How the United States used competition to win the Cold
War.
ABSTRACT
This paper looks at the end of the Cold War as the end of a
monumental competition. Until 1981, the United States competed mainly on
its own side of the playing field. It was a good . . .
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