Globalisation and Deglobalisation

Globalization has profoundly shaped 21st-century business, influencing every facet from research and development to customer service. Market liberalization and rapid information dissemination have redefined business potential and operational methodologies. However, recent economic and political signals suggest a shift towards uncertainty and protectionist measures after decades of globalization. Hence, it's imperative for all managers to grasp the potential impacts of global trends on their decisions and actions.

This Anderson training course will feature:

• Detailed analysis of the world economy and outlook to 2030
• The process of change from a national to a global organisation
• Strategic and operational challenges in developing a global organisation
• Supply chain management challenges in a multi-cultural environment
• Forecasting and planning in conditions of major uncertainty

By attending this Anderson training course, delegates will be able to:

• Understand how and why the world economy is changing
• Align strategic and operational objectives in response to global change
• Balance technical efficiency and risk management in decisions
• Identify the key factors for success in building a global organisation
• Lead their teams in contributing to the process of globalisation

This training course is suitable for a wide range of professionals but will benefit:

• Experienced strategic planners
• Operations team leaders and managers
• Staff who have an interest in an international management position
• Senior banking, finance and legal specialists
• Systems analysts in supply chain design and supply chain management
• Technical professionals including those in research and development
• Managers involved in cross-cultural alliances and joint ventures
• Public sector officials who guide economic policy and development

Please note that this course does not require specialist knowledge of economics. However, delegates will need to have a lively interest in the challenges of international business and contemporary socio-political relationships.