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Business Perspectives articles from September 1990
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Business Perspectives archives from September 1990
Meeting the global challenges of the '90s. (speech delivered by Edward L. Hennessy, Jr., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Allied-Signal, Inc.)(Global Business) (transcript)
September 22, 1990... The following is a speech delivered by Mr. Hennessy to the International industrial Conference in San Francisco.
It is a distinct pleasure, and an honor, to be serving as co-chairman of this year's International Industrial Conference. When...
Expanding the "global awareness gap" in operations management. (Global Business)
September 22, 1990... The beginning of August brought with it a stunning reminder of just how interconnected are the economies of the world. Iraq's takeover of Kuwait was quickly followed by United Nations disdain as well as what appeared, initially at least, to be...
Information systems for managers in a global economy. (Global Business)
September 22, 1990... Information systems of the sixties focused on specific transaction-processing systems within an organization. In the seventies, integration of functional systems was stressed. In the eighties, information technology platforms focused on...
Group orientation and Japanese business. (Global Business)
September 22, 1990... As the economies of the Pacific Rim region experience dynamic growth, American business people will have increasing opportunities and challenges for meeting and dealing with the peoples of East Asia.
Crucial to this new relationship is a...
Should your global strategy include China? (Global Business)
September 22, 1990... Globalization has become a key strategy issue for many firms. Competition is no longer a local issue; it can come from anywhere in the world. As local resources are depleted, many firms need to look elsewhere to obtain them. High local costs...
Communications networks for managing global operations. (Global Business)
September 22, 1990... Global communications networks have been gaining increasing acceptance with international businesses. Currently, many international firms are investing in global communications networks to achieve competitive advantage. A recent KPMG Peat...