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globalEDGE.msu.edu A Free Resource for Teaching, Education, and Training Tunga Kiyak Outreach Specialist, MSU International Business Center Adjunct Professor, Broad College of Business

International Business Center Mission: To provide superior education, research, and assistance to businesses, public policy makers, academics, and students on international business and trade. CIBER – National Resource Center (since 1990) through funding by the U.S. Dept. of Education U.S. Commercial Service Affiliate – partners with and supports the Commercial Service in mid-Michigan MEDC STEP Program Statewide Partner – will provide training and resources to all Michigan businesses.

MSU’s Expertise in International Business The Broad College of Business has 75 business professors with expertise on IB and trade topics who are natives of 22 different countries. Both undergraduate and graduate programs in IB are ranked in the top 20 nationally (US News) Most productive IB research faculty in the world (Management International Review, 2004; International Business Review 2010) Most editorial influence in the world (Journal of International Business Studies, 2005). The International Business Center is the headquarters to the Academy of International Business, and also maintains the online presence of all CIBER programs and all BIE programs for the U.S. Dept. of Education.

globalEDGE Started out in1995. Relaunched as globalEDGE in 2001 Integrated into many leading textbooks Majority of content accessible for free (except diagnostic tools) http://globaledge.msu.edu/

Using globalEDGE in Teaching Resources for developing your syllabus, from exercises and simulations to sample syllabi. Online modules to enhance your course delivery Chapter-end exercises in multiple IB and other international (e.g., Intl. Marketing) textbooks. Market research projects that require country and industry level analysis and statistics. Market Entry exercises using MPI as a ranking tool. Diagnostic Tools, particularly CORE, as a teaching tool.

Sample Chapter End Question The use of bribery in the business setting is an important ethical dilemma many companies face both domestically and abroad. While illegal for US companies to use as a business strategy, there are still industries and countries where such practices are common practice. An index assessing the likelihood of firms to offer bribes also ranks industries based on the prevalence of bribery. This index can be found by using the search term “bribe payers” at http://globaledge.msu.edu/. Compare the three industries thought to have the largest problems with bribery with those three that have the least problems. What patterns do you see? What factors make some industries more conducive to bribery than others?

Sample Chapter End Question You work for a pharmaceuticals company that hopes to provide products and services in New Zealand. After searching a resource that enumerates the import and export regulations for each country, outline the most important foreign trade barriers your firm’s managers must keep in mind while developing a strategy for entry into New Zealand's pharmaceutical market.  

Sample Chapter End Question A.T. Kearney publishes an annual study to help retailers prioritize their global development strategies by ranking the retail expansion attractiveness of emerging countries based on a particular set of criteria. Find the latest version of this Global Retail Development Index. What criteria are used to identify the attractiveness of the retail environment in emerging countries? Categorize the top 10 countries by world region. Are there any of these countries that surprise you? Why (or, why not)?

MPI as an Exercise

THANK YOU! Tunga Kiyak Outreach Specialist, MSU International Business Center Email: kiyaktun@broad.msu.edu http://globalEDGE.msu.edu/

globalEDGE Screenshots

Academy – Course Content

globalEDGE – Online Course Modules The online course modules provide interactive educational tools for use in the classroom or in executive training. These modules focus on issues pertinent to international business and include a case study or anecdotes, a glossary of terms, quiz questions, and a list of references when applicable. They are approximately equivalent to a chapter of a textbook. There are 60 modules currently, and the list keeps on growing.

globalEDGE - Export Modules “Sourcing and selling goods around the world has never been easier, and more and more small U.S. businesses are competing and winning in the global economy. A Basic Guide to Exporting is a great source for anyone preparing to do business or to increase their sales overseas. We strongly recommend it to our customers.” Frederick W. Smith President, Chairman, and CEO FedEx Corporation The World is Open for Business Developing An Export Strategy Export Advice Developing a Marketing Plan Methods and Channels Finding Qualified Buyers Using Technology Licensing and Joint Ventures Preparing Your Product for Export Exporting Services International Legal Considerations Going Online: E-Exporting Tools for Small Businesses Shipping Your Product Pricing, Quotations, and Terms Methods of Payment Financing Export Transactions Business Travel Abroad Selling Overseas and After-Sales Service BONUS MODULE: Analyzing a Company's Ability to Export The "Exporting" module series has been produced in cooperation with the U.S. Commercial Service. These modules were developed from the 2008 edition of A Basic Guide to Exporting and each module represents one of the book's seventeen chapters; the modules are listed by chapter in chronological order.

globalEDGE – Module Walkthrough - 1

globalEDGE – Module Walkthrough - 2

globalEDGE – Module Walkthrough - 3 Your own sub headline

globalEDGE – Module Walkthrough - 4

globalEDGE – Module Walkthrough - 5 Your own sub headline

globalEDGE – Module Walkthrough - 6 Your own sub headline

globalEDGE – Module Walkthrough - 7

globalEDGE – Module Walkthrough - 8

Exercises and Simulations

Course Syllabi

globalEDGE – Country Insights The site includes pages on 200 countries and all 50 states. A lot of content is aggregated from a wide variety of sources to present a single destination for international business related information on these countries and states. Historical, economic, and political backgrounds, detailed information on business etiquette and culture, assessment of economic risk in the country, a list of largest multinationals from the country, trade statistics (top export products, top import products, top export partner countries, top import partner countries), a page that lists where the country stands on a multitude of rankings available, and links to additional resources.

globalEDGE – Country Insights - Culture

globalEDGE – Country Insights - Risk

globalEDGE – Country Insights – Trade Stats

globalEDGE – Interactive Rankings and Comparisons

globalEDGE – State Insights

globalEDGE – State Trade Stats No of foreign owned establishments Export-supported jobs Top Industries supported by exports Number of companies selling overseas Top products, top markets

globalEDGE Blog

Market Potential Index An Excel spreadsheet is also available for projects to let students collect and analyze their own data.

globalEDGE – Resource Directory Categorized and annotated listing of select international business resources on the Internet. The Rankings category and the “Current Topics in IB” section was highlighted in the session as examples of the parts of website that can be integrated into classroom discussions or assignments.

Rankings Various studies that rank countries and companies. Makes for good discussion in the class

globalEDGE Diagnostic Tools Diagnostic Tools are the only part of the website that are not available for free. There is a minor cost for the tools. The rate changes significantly for educational purposes, so please make sure to contact us. There are also cases and teaching notes available for the diagnostic tools to facilitate a more structured teaching experience. Four decision support tools for SMEs: - CORE – Company Readiness to Export - Freight – evaluate freight forwarders - Partner – evaluate potential partners - Distributor – evaluate potential distributors 36

globalEDGE – Also Features … Industry Insights – global info on 20 industries Trade Bloc Insights – info on major trade blocs Glossary – comprehensive collection of business and trade terms And much more… Visit: http://globaledge.msu.edu/

THANK YOU! Tunga Kiyak Outreach Specialist, MSU International Business Center Email: kiyaktun@bus.msu.edu http://globalEDGE.msu.edu/