Globalization 3.0 and Its Effects on Computing Stephen Barnes SDC I, October 2nd, 2007 Globalization 3.0 and Its Effects on Computing
Overview of Globalization 3.0 Globalization 3.0: 2000 – present * Key aspect of Globalization 3.0: Individuals can collaborate and compete globally. * As according to Thomas Friedman in “The World Is Flat”
Benefits Efficiency, profits, speedy development cycle Increased competitive global market, for better productivity 24/7 business, across the globe Just-In-Time supply chains (for example: Dell)
Disadvantages Terrorists can use aspects of globalization also, such as supply chains and easy anonymous communication The global market isn’t always fair, especially when things such as corruption and IPR are concerned Growing drift from rural areas and urban areas.