484 Chapter 9 Flashcards
(34 cards)
Why do Internationalization
because you can market seeking asset seeking brand seeking resource seeking because you have to(Strategic response)
Entry strategies/ownership structures
Export/import wholly owned subsidiary mergers and acquisitions alliances and joint ventures licensing franchising
Stage One: Exporting
Most common 1st stage
run by export department
ancillary to domestic business
direct and indirect
Stage Two: International Division
Australia, japan, Italy, etc.
Stage two: sales subsidiary
overseas sales office
response to market growth
better marketing, sales and service support
Stage Three: International Division
Assembly or production of product overseas
requires sophisticated organization structure
corporate decision to invest in international
Capita, equipment, personnel.
Stage four: Multinational
serve national or regional market
coordination between H.Q. and local operation
need personnel with expertise
Stage Five: Global or Transitional
minimize costs, maximize returns
need depends on industry
requires flexibility and global management perspective
location specific
Stage Six: Alliances, joint ventures
leverage combined firm resources (people, equipment, technology, R&D) Access to IPR economies of scale trust among partners is a challenge
Coalition
Short term
Organizational level
Cooperation
Short Term
individual level
Collaboration
Long term
broad focus
Communication
long term
narrow focus
Foreign Market Entry
market entry barriers resources opportunity in market strategic goals industry
Licencing
selling the rights to use brand names, technology and other IPR
Franchising
contractual rights to use name and business concepts
licensing advantages
high profit, low investment
licensee pays for equiptment and facilities
licensing disadvantages
loss of control
could become competitors
franchising advantages
fast way to enter a market
boost slow economy sales
Strategic alliance
companies combine resources, costs, risk, technology and people
Joint Venture
two existing companies agree to form a third company
Joint venture advantages
avoid market barriers
shared costs and risks
advantageous to smaller local partners
joint venture disadvantages
shared profits
joint venture can represent a merging of cultures
equal ownership, power struggles
Wholly owned affiliates advantages
all of the profits
complete control