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Six Billion Minds : Managing Outsourcing in the Global Knowledge Economy

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    9781596224278

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    1596224274

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2006-04-30
  • Publisher: West Group

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Summary

This publication of the BTM Institute ? Six Billion Minds: Managing Outsourcing in the Global Knowledge Economy ? is a wake-up call to global leaders. A collaboration among the most accomplished academics and global leaders (over 60 top international figures), this book examines management challenges and innovation opportunities in light of the profound impact of globalization and the emergence of the knowledge economy. It shows how to build excellence by leveraging the vast global knowledge pool of the ?six billion minds? that make up the emerging knowledge economy, which is driven by the convergence of business and technology.

Author Biography

About the Authors: Mark Minevich is executive vice president and chief strategy officer at Enamics, Inc., and co-chair of the BTM Institute - The Michael Nobel Harriet Fulbright Institute of Business Technology Management. A former IBM executive, he is an internationally recognized authority on globalization and outsourcing. He is a recipient of the Albert Einstein Award and author of The CTO Handbook: The Indispensable Technology Leadership Resource.Frank-Jnrgen Richter is president of Horasis: The Global Visions Community, which advises corporate leaders in Asia, Europe and North America, and a member of the BTM Institute. He is a former director for Asian affairs of the World Economic Forum, and is considered one of the leading analysts of international business and Asian economies. His publications include Global Future, Asia's New Crisis and Recreating Asia.Faisal Hoque is chairman and CEO of Enamics, Inc., founder and chair of The BTM Institute - The Michael Nobel Harriet Fulbright Institute of Business Technology Management, and lead author of Winning the 3-Legged Race: When Business and Technology Run Together. A former senior executive at several multi-nationals, Mr. Hoque is an internationally known entrepreneur and lectures globally on the need for managing business and technology together.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements VII
Authors and Contributors XIV
Preface: Globalize or Die? XXI
Introduction: Sustainable Innovation XXIX
PART 1 The Changing Face of Globalization 5(84)
1.1 Nearshoring, Homeshoring and Other Emerging Trends
7(16)
Anupam Govil
1.2 Where the Action Is: Today and the Future
23(10)
Mark Minevich and Frank-Jürgen Richter
1.3 China as an Offshore Destination
33(18)
Simon Bell, Janet Pau and Augustine Chin
1.4 Selecting Sourcing Destinations
51(6)
Atefeh Riazi
1.5 Creating Sustainable Relationships in Global Ventures
57(14)
Stefan Inzelstein
1.6 Mid-Market Companies Confront Globalization
71(18)
Ram Iyer and Lee Swindall
PART 2 The Business Model of the Future 89(74)
2.1 Coping With Complexity
91(12)
Phyllis Michaelides
2.2 Unraveling the DNA of the Global Leader
103(16)
Marjan Bolmeijer
2.3 Outsourcing: Not Just for the Big Guys
119(12)
Eugene Goland
2.4 Disaggregated Corporations
131(18)
V.N. 'Tiger" Tyagarajan
2.5 Outsourcing and the Open Source Software Model
149(14)
Randy Terbush
PART 3 Globalization's Larger Implications 163(54)
3.1 How Governments Shape Global Sourcing
169(22)
Bruno Lanvin
3.2 Will Globalization Bring Stability?
191(12)
David Hee-Don Lee
3.3 U.S. Leadership Complacency
203(14)
Umesh Ramakrishnan
PART 4 Into the Future 217(44)
4.1 Is McWorld in the Wings?
219(20)
Huib Wursten
4.2 Managing the Outsourcing Future
239(16)
Michael Jackson
4.3 Agenda for the Future
255(6)
2006 Global Outsourcing Report 261(72)
Profiles: About the Authors and Contributors 333(24)
Index 357

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