Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun The adaptation of globally distributed goods, services, or publications in order to make them suitable for local needs.
- noun The modification of imported cultural practices and ideas to conform with local norms.
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- noun The
global distribution of a product or service that istailored tolocal markets
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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Examples
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At Anuga Huber explained the term glocalization on the basis of a study of trends that are shaping drinks.
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We have an initiative we call glocalization, where we put some operations out of South Korea and closer to the local market.
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This approach, popularly known as "glocalization," means you have to design and deliver global solutions that have total relevance to every local market in which you operate.
Marty Zwilling: Entrepreneurs Need to Think Globally at the Start Marty Zwilling 2011
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This approach, popularly known as "glocalization," means you have to design and deliver global solutions that have total relevance to every local market in which you operate.
Marty Zwilling: Entrepreneurs Need to Think Globally at the Start Marty Zwilling 2011
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Some scholars prefer to use the word glocalization = Local cultural issues acquire a global meaning thanks to today's facilities in transports and communications To use a kefiah in an European country, maybe in front of Israeli's embassy, is not just to protect oneself from the sun or the wind (elements) (and when it is in the original intentions, it was a mistake!
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Some scholars prefer to use the word glocalization = Local cultural issues acquire a global meaning thanks to today's facilities in transports and communications To use a kefiah in an European country, maybe in front of Israeli's embassy, is not just to protect oneself from the sun or the wind (elements) (and when it is in the original intentions, it was a mistake!
Recently Uploaded Slideshows guesteea166 2010
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The new service harnesses the growing business trend of 'glocalization' by allowing clients to tap the company's 'glocal' capabilities, that is, the ability to offer a global perspective and meet the specific needs of each individual market.
Medindia Health News 2010
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The new service harnesses the growing business trend of 'glocalization' by allowing clients to tap the company's 'glocal' capabilities, that is, the ability to offer a global perspective and meet the specific needs of each individual market.
Medindia Health News 2010
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The new service harnesses the growing business trend of 'glocalization' by allowing clients to tap the company's 'glocal' capabilities, that is, the ability to offer a global perspective and meet the specific needs of each individual market.
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The new service harnesses the growing business trend of 'glocalization' by allowing clients to tap the company's 'glocal' capabilities, that is, the ability to offer a global perspective and meet the specific needs of each individual market.
qms commented on the word glocalization
A marketeer hungry for fame
Will give common practice a name.
A vocalization
Like glocalization
Refreshes the same weary game.
July 10, 2017