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The document discusses criteria for determining whether an application should be developed as a global application or local application. Key factors include cultural and political differences between countries that a company operates in, varying accounting practices and legal standards, and ensuring systems can handle linguistic diversity and local software versions. The document uses the example of 7-Eleven, which has successfully operated as a global convenience store chain for decades using a global approach while accounting for local differences.
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- 1. Management Information System WONG KAI CHEN WONG SOO ZIE CHONG NIAN CI CHEN WEN WEN LI CHEN
- 2. Question: If you were a manager in a company that operates in many countries, what criteria would you use to determine whether an application should be developed as a global application or as a local application? 2
- 4. Company: 7-ELEVEN Founded in 1927, an enterprising Southland Ice Company employee, Uncle Johnny Jefferson , Dallas, Texas. In 1946, 7-Eleven速 store name introduced because the stores are open 7 a.m. until 11 p.m. Selling milk, bread and eggs as a convenience to guests. Began franchising in 1964. Worlds largest convenience store chain with more than 53,500 stores in 16 countries, of which close to 10,400 are in North America. (U.S. and Canada, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, South Korea, China, Malaysia, Mexico, Singapore, Australia, Philippines, Indonesia, Norway, Sweden and Denmark.) 4
- 5. Global Application The overall market forces, or business drivers, that are pushing to industry toward the global competition. Sweeping away many national corporations, national industries, and national economies control by domestic politician. Need to learn the cultures, face political and legal uncertainties, global environmental and social expectations, Religious, nationalistic, ethnic, regionalism, and geopolitical position. Domestic exporter, multinational, franchiser, and transnational. 5
- 6. General cultural factors and Specific business factors Political Stability World Culture Cheap International Communication and Transportation Create the conditions for global markets, global production, coordination, distribution, and global economies of scale. 6
- 7. Conclusions: Using global system, the company will faced with culture and political differences. Different accounting practices, standards, language, and currency fluctuations. From a technology standpoint, the company needed systems that could handle diversity and had software versions for the local languages and countries. So from these point, our company obviously done and successful, because all of you, whether where you come from, you know our company. 7
- 8. References: U.S. Copyright 息 7-Eleven, Inc. 2014. 7-Eleven Profile. [ONLINE] Available at: http://corp.7- eleven.com/corp/7-eleven-profile. [Accessed 26 October 14]. UK Essays. November 2013. The Global Knowledge Of Management Information Systems Information Technology Essay. [online]. Available from: http://www.ukessays.com/essays/information-technology/ the-global-knowledge-of-management-information- systems-information-technology-essay. php?cref=1 [Accessed 24 October 2014]. 8
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