Multinational Enterprise in the Globalization Era
Abstract
Multinational corporations are importance and have influence on political systems in foreign country , particularly in developing countries where the economy is not certain., the governments are trying to maintain and control their economy. Multination corporations will bring in capital, technology, and know-how that are keys to affecting people & behavior and thoughts, including the country & political system and its community.
Multinational enterprises have research centers, many production locations and marketing around the world. There is information exchange in marketing exchange in marketing-research, technical research. Production programming,and marketing programming between the headquarters and its branches and among the companies. Therefore in multinational enterprises have to set up information strategy systems to gather information inside and outside the organization. The important activity for on MNE is to seek information in order to gain business opportunities and to operate efficiency.
The outstanding feature of MNE on system is its growth and ability to pass on information, knowledge, and knowhow among its branches at the provincial level and the world level while the management in headquarter is trying to develop the MNEs operating system, the manager is an expertise on the products in the world market. Thus the MNEs become more advanced in production. marketing financing research and developing management.
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