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Global Operations Report (Scenario)
As Vice President of Global Expansion for Pax Telecom, Deva Mikiri is tasked with preparing a comprehensive report on the company's global operations over the past 20 years. Deva assigns three strategists to collaborate on the History portion of the report, which details the rationale behind Pax's decisions to expand operations in particular areas. Rashid Ahl focuses on early expansion to China, which occurred after China began to make its market more accessible to foreign companies. Markus Teller focuses on Pax's expansion to Eastern Europe, which was motivated by increased industry privatization in key countries. Lavonne Jackson focuses on expansion to Japan, which happened when the company's commercial bank expanded its service network to Asia.
-To which of the following drivers of market globalization is Markus most likely to attribute his company's expansion to Eastern Europe?
Functional Chimneys
Another term for "Silos" in organizational context, highlighting departments or units that operate in isolation, without effective interaction across the organization.
Distributed Team
A group of individuals who work together from different geographical locations, leveraging technology to communicate and collaborate.
Virtual Team
A group of individuals who work together from various geographic locations and rely on communication technology to collaborate.
Team Building
The action or process of encouraging members of a group to increase their cooperation, communication, and collaboration to enhance team performance.
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