21) Agency and other coordination costs increase as the firm moves from local option systems toward regional and global systems.
22) Legitimacy is defined as the extent to which your authority is accepted on grounds of competence, vision, or other qualities.
23) Cooptation is defined as bringing the opposition into the process of designing and implementing the solution without giving up control over the direction and nature of the change.
24) Hardware, software, and networking pose special technical challenges in an international setting.
25) The universal acceptance of the Internet around the globe has not greatly reduced networking problems.
26) The low cost of PCs, along with high incomes, limit access to Internet service in many developing countries.
27) Before developing a corporate strategy and structure for globalization, a firm should determine the appropriate technology infrastructure.
28) Global business drivers can be divided into two groups: general cultural factors and specific business factors.
29) The collapse of the Eastern bloc has speeded the growth of a world culture.
30) The growth of powerful communications technologies and the emergence of world cultures create the condition for global markets.