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The challenges
and opportunities in managing a global organization are quite different from
those in managing a domestic enterprise. Global companies have to develop their
strategic and operational plans in light of the cultural, social and economic
differences in the different countries in which they operate. All the functions
in an organization are affected by the dynamics in the company’s varied
markets. A strategic planner is faced with the challenge of ensuring that the
company’s strategies and plans work effectively in all its markets.
The PG Diploma
Program in Global Strategic Management (GSM) is designed to give students/executives a
global perspective on the different concepts and tools in strategic management,
in order to become effective managers.
Program Structure
The program
covers the more important topics related to Global Strategic Management. The
broad areas in which the body of knowledge is developed and the students will be
examined are divided into two groups. The structure of the program is given
below:
|
Group/Part |
Subjects |
|
Group
A |
|
Part
I |
International
Business Environment |
|
Part
II |
International
Management - I |
|
Group
B
|
|
Part
III |
International
Management - II |
|
Part
IV |
Management
of MNCs |
Outline
Curriculum
Group A
Part I : International Business
Environment
-
Introduction
-
International
Trade
-
Legal Aspects
of International Business
-
Management of
Political Risk
-
Cultural
Variations across Countries
-
Doing Business
in the European Community
-
Doing Business
in Japan
-
Doing Business
in North America
Part II: International
Management - I
-
Introduction
-
The
International Monetary System
-
Balance of
Payments
-
Parity
Conditions in International Finance
-
Money and
Forward Markets
-
Futures Markets
-
Options Markets
-
Financial Swaps
-
Financial
Instruments in International Trade
-
International
Money and Capital Market Instruments
-
Currency Crisis
-
Global
Operations Strategies
-
International
Training and Management Development Strategies
-
International
Compensation Strategies
Group B
Part III: International
Management - II
-
Introduction
-
Evolution of
the Transnational Corporation
-
Global
Marketing Information Systems and Research
-
Global
Segmentation - Targeting and Positioning
-
Product
Decisions
-
Pricing
Decisions
-
Channel
Decisions
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Marketing
Communication Decisions
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Cultural
Factors in Marketing
-
Contemporary
Issues in Global Marketing
Part IV: Management of MNC’s
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Competitive
Strategy and the International Business Environment
-
The
Strategic
Planning Process
-
Organization
Structures for Transnational Corporations
-
Management
Control System for Transnational Corporations
-
Multinational
Cash Management
-
International
Banking Trends and Strategies
-
Global Staffing
Strategies
-
Contemporary
trends in International Human Resource Management
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International
Strategic Alliances
-
Ethics and Social
Responsibility
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