Globalisation is reshaping the world economy, profoundly affecting consumers, shareholders, employers, employees and organisations. Significantly, globalisation generates new ideas and promotes innovation, with a rich exchange of ideas. Great innovations and good ideas have no respect for national boundaries – good business ideas often transcend different cultures and geography. Author, Jeremy Kourdi, highlights some of the lessons for innovators arising from globalisation and the rise of emerging economies.
A world of ideas
Posted by Gerry OKane in Management & Execution on Mon, 28/07/2008 - 10:07
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