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The Organisational and Global Environments Relationship: An Investigation of the Key Factors
This thesis identifies a number of key factors of importance to business in making the transition to global activity. The findings show that these factors can be categorised in terms of enablers or inhibitors of global activity. These conclusions are drawn from a case study of a large securities com
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