Advanced Topics in Global Information Management (Vol. 3) by M. Gordon Hunter, Felix B. Tan

By M. Gordon Hunter, Felix B. Tan

Complex subject matters in worldwide details administration is the 3rd in a sequence of books on boost subject matters in worldwide details administration (GIM). GIM learn maintains to growth, with a few students pushing the limits of pondering and others tough the established order.

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Therefore, when a company decides to internationalize its business through the Internet, it should identify the potential problems concerning cultural differences across borders. However, what do cultural differences really mean? Or in other words, what specific elements should be taken into account while thinking of potential cultural barriers? According to our investigation, online cultural problems include the following sides: 1) language; 2) values; 3) infrastructure. Of course, these are broad-based categories.

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