Globality by Harold Sirkin, Jim Hemerling, Arindam Bhattacharya

The authors demonstrate the new paradigm of international competition from everyone, from everywhere, for everything. That is not simply a catchphrase for the authors either, but the reality facing companies in the developed world. As competitors rise from the emerging countries, that tsunami of competition will rise higher, and move more rapidly. This book is a wake up call for any companies who feel complacent about their status in the global marketplace. The authors understand well that emerging countries enjoy competitive advantages far beyond the usual rhetoric about cheap workers. Abundant natural resources, a readiness to apply ultra-modern technology, a willingness to learn new ideas and achieve success, along with proximity to markets are also part of their competitive power. It's not just about low wages anymore. . .

Read Globality: Competing With Everyone from Everywhere for Everything by Harold L. Sirkin, Jim Hemerling, and Arindam Bhattacharya, and see how the emerging global economy of this century is taking shape right before our eyes. By understanding the implications of globality, a company can compete successfully with everyone, from everywhere, for everything, while growing and prospering as a global business.