This document discusses reasons why companies operate internationally and strategies for global operations. It outlines six main reasons companies go international: to improve supply chains, reduce costs and exchange rate risk, improve operations, understand markets, improve products, and attract and retain global talent. It also briefly describes five forces model, value chain analysis, resource view, and different frameworks for global operations strategies.
This document discusses reasons why companies operate internationally and strategies for global operations. It outlines six main reasons companies go international: to improve supply chains, reduce costs and exchange rate risk, improve operations, understand markets, improve products, and attract and retain global talent. It also briefly describes five forces model, value chain analysis, resource view, and different frameworks for global operations strategies.
This document discusses reasons why companies operate internationally and strategies for global operations. It outlines six main reasons companies go international: to improve supply chains, reduce costs and exchange rate risk, improve operations, understand markets, improve products, and attract and retain global talent. It also briefly describes five forces model, value chain analysis, resource view, and different frameworks for global operations strategies.
This document discusses reasons why companies operate internationally and strategies for global operations. It outlines six main reasons companies go international: to improve supply chains, reduce costs and exchange rate risk, improve operations, understand markets, improve products, and attract and retain global talent. It also briefly describes five forces model, value chain analysis, resource view, and different frameworks for global operations strategies.
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Yusuf Syafiyudin Marna
Operation Chapter 2 Operation Strategy In a Global Environment
Strategy in Global Environment Six Reason a Company Go Effective International: operation 1. Improve the supply chain Mission management 2. Reduce cost and exchange rate risk 3. Improve operations Strategy 4. Understand markets 5. Improve products Issues 6. Attract and retain global talent
Product Life- Five Forces Value-Chain Resource
Cycle Model Analysis View
Introduction Immediate Potential Risk of
Rivals Outsourcing: Suppliers Growth 1. A drop in quality Potential or service Entrants 2. Political backlash Maturity Substitute 3. Negative impact on Products Customers employees Decline 4. Potential future competition 5. Increased logistic & inventory cot Ways to Differentiation Low-cost Achieve Leadership Competitive Advantage Experience Response Differentiation