Title: Organizing for Global Marketing
1Organizing for Global Marketing
2Stages of Global Operations
- Basic configurations of international
organizations correspond to domestic ones, - But the greater degree of internationalization,
the more complex the structures can become.
3Three stages or categories based on the degree of
internationalization
- Little or no formal organization
- International division
- Global organizations
4International Division Structure
5Global Area Structure
6The Matrix Structure
7Loci of Control
- Coordinated Decentralization
- Overall strategy provided by HQ
- Subsidiaries free to implement within range
established with HQ - Means a different role for country managers
- Glocal Organizations
- Networked global organization
- Subsidiaries report to HQ, but coordinate
directly with each other
8Promote Internal Cooperation
- International teams or councils
- To share best practices
- Communications tools
- Intranets
9Characteristics of Success
- Global coordination of international decision
making with more central direction than less
successful competitors - Most marked in
- Brand positioning, package design, pricing
- Exception is in decentralizing
- Product development
10Types of Control
- Benchmarking best practices
- No incentive to share, no sharing across
subsidiaries - Instruments of control
- Bureaucratic
- Budgeting and planning process is the major
control instrument between HQs subsidiaries - Cultural
- Careful selection and training of personnel
- Indoctrination or reinforcing the company culture
11Succeeding as a Foreign Student and Scholar
- Dr. Mark Peterson
- Fulbright Scholar at Bilkent University
- University of Texas at Arlington
- Emily Peterson
- ODTU Texas Tech
1210 or 20 years from now
- Who will you visit in the USA?
- Really?
- Why?
13Your approach is so important
- Tourist?
- Befriend only other internationals
- Consume and its over
14Your approach is so important
- Partner?
- Befriend real live Americans
- Invest and the dividends come back to you year
after year after year
15My Own Experience
- South Korea - 1980
- Steered myself to the Kronungen - 1982
- Helped the team
- Gross Gemeinde Pokal
- Return June 2001
16Anurag Lakhlani
- First to be met at the Dallas-Fort Worth airport
in 2001
17Tip
- Find out what your host country friends are
struggling to accomplish - Help them succeed
18Mental Activities
- Memorizing
- Facts, ideas, or methods
- Analyzing
- Looking at the basic elements of an idea,
experience or theory
19Mental Activities
- Synthesizing
- Organizing ideas, information, or experiences
into new, more complex interpretations
relationships
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21The Expats Cultural Experience
22Pau, France
- Cindy in conversation group
- Your French is so
23It begins NOW and in your home country!
- Culture coaching
- Language skills
24Tips
- First 30 days
- Get there early
- Underprogram
- These acquaintances will likely represent the
vast majority of your relationships with
Americans - Find out what your host culture friends are
struggling to accomplish - Help your hosts succeed
25Hazards for internationals
- Moving cars
- New neighborhoods
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27Patriotism not nationalism.
28In an overseas assignment, you learn about your
own culture.