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Beyond strategy: How to compete in dynamic business environments by Santoro, Gabriele
Publication Date: 2019
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Building a sustainable global strategy: A framework of core competence, product architecture, supply chain management and IT strategy by Park, Young Won
Publication Date: 2017
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Building effective value chains: Value and its management by McGuffog, Tom
Publication Date: 2016
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HBR guides to building your strategic skills collection (3 books) by Harvard Business Review
Publication Date: 2020
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HBR's 10 must reads on strategy, vol. 2 by Harvard Business Review
Publication Date: 2020
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International business diplomacy: How can multinational corporations deal with global challenges? by Ruël, Huub
Publication Date: 2017
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International entrepreneurship by Santos, Joao Heitor De Avila
Publication Date: 2020
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Redefining global strategy: Crossing borders in a world where differences still matter by Ghemawat, Pankaj
Publication Date: 2018
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Harvard Business Publishing eBook Collection
Value creation principles: The pragmatic theory of the firm begins with purpose and ends with sustainable capitalism by Madden, Bartley J.
Publication Date: 2020
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Aligning product variety with supply chain and business strategy by Um, J. et al
International Journal of Productivity and Performance Management; Vol. 67, Iss. 9, (2018): 1837-1853.
Digital business strategies for incumbent firms: How a Scandinavian hotel chain competes with the internet giants by Bygstad, B.; Iden, J.; and Ulfsten, A.
Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems. 2020, Vol. 32 Issue 2, p77-106. 30p.
Digital transformation of global business processes: the role of dual embeddedness by Ekman, P. et al
Business Process Management Journal; Vol. 26, Iss. 2, (2019): 570-592.
The globalisation strategies of five Asian tobacco companies: a comparative analysis and implications for global health governance by Lee, K. and Eckhardt, J.
Global Public Health. Mar2017, Vol. 12 Issue 3, p367-379. 13p.
Internationalization as process of value distribution through innovation: polyhedral diagnosis of a “born global” firm by Calvo, N. and Villarreal, O.
The Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing; Vol. 34, Iss. 3, (2019): 561-574.
A model for business responses to global challenges and sustainable development by Virakul, B. and Russ-Eft, D. F.
Social Responsibility Journal; Vol. 16, Iss. 2, (2020): 199-224.
Observations of deglobalization against globalization and impacts on global business by Kim, H. M.; Li, P.; and Lee, Y. R.
International Trade, Politics and Development, 2020, Vol. 4, Issue 2, pp. 83-103.
Value creation via supply chain risk management in global fashion organizations outsourcing production to China by Fierro Hernandez, D. and Abubaker, H.
Journal of Global Operations and Strategic Sourcing; Vol. 11, Iss. 2, (2018): 250-272.

Creating a business plan
Alexander Street Video - (3:34 min)
From series: Take your business global
This video examines how to create an export strategy as well as establishing relationships with your customers by traveling to them.
Take Your Business Global, Getting Your Products From Here to There
Alexander Street Video (5 min)
Explores the logistics behind exporting products as well as methods that companies use to provide great customer experiences.
Selling Products Globally: Business Without Borders
Films on Demand (9:41 min)
Global brands – they might be the same wherever you go, or they might be different. They might also vary considerably in price and how they’re positioned from country to country.
Understanding legal considerations
Films on Demand (4:53 min)
From series: Take your business global
This video delves into the legal implications for a business going global as well as some considerations around export financing.

13 Businesses With Brilliant Global Marketing Strategies
A global presence is possible for any business with a creative strategy and an understanding of world markets. 13 successful companies are featured.
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Originally published July 2015, updated October 2017, and October 2020
Creating a successful global business strategy
(Michigan State University) For each new country a business enters, an additional set of demands and market conditions need to be considered, increasing the complexity of managing the business at the global level.
Global Strategy
(MIT Sloan Management Review) The latest articles on topics surrounding global strategy.
International business strategy
(Business 2 You) Due to increasing globalisation the past decades, even smaller companies have been able to cross national borders and do business abroad.
Positioning: 5 ways to stand out from your competitors
(Start It Up) The relationship between positioning and other essential marketing strategies are discussed, along with five common positioning strategies brands use.
The straightforward guide to value chain analysis [+ templates]
(HubSpot) A value proposition helps businesses identify what sets it apart from competitors. But how can you tell if your business activities are creating the most value for your customers and resulting in a great profit margin?
Top department store mission statements
(The Balance Small Business) It seems like every retail company in the world would have the same mission statement—to crush the competition and make as much profit as possible. And while that is the written or unwritten goal of 98 percent of all members of the U.S. retail industry this is not the only "mission" that defines their businesses.
Understanding value creation
(International Federation of Accountants) Report detailing the following topics: Defining Value, Creating Value, Delivering Value, and Sustaining Value.
What is a core competency?
(The Balance Small Business) Learn more about core competencies and their role and benefit in business and your personal life.
Why a global business strategy is necessary for global domination!
(In What Language) Your business’s revenue does not have to be confined by borders. You can employ a global business strategy to reap the rewards of trading in a worldwide market.