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GLOCALIZATION – CONCEPT-TO-OPERATIONS SERVICES FOR THE VIRTUAL WORLD

World Business Services is providing unbranded services to select clients and now providing some of our Concept to Operations services to others on a limited basis.

Now offering some of the Concept to Operations services to the public on a limited basis first come first serve basis;

We prefer to structure and design for your “self sufficiency” so that you control your data and reduced operational costs by placing your applications in your controlled hosting panel.

Businesses can quickly and unnecessarily increase operational costs by using multiple cloud services when you can perform many of the same services on your web hosting account. We also apply some hybrid hosting solutions depending on the client’s requirements. The contact form here is an example, however, there are many options for this basic task in a self hosted format.

Our mode of operation is to expand business, lower costs and use cross industry systems expertise to develop new ways of business. One of our core themes in business are “turn around strategies” .

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GLOCALIZATION

Our model is integrating “gloCalization” into into your business. Refer to Wikipedia’s definition of “Glocalization” below.

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Our approach working with your along the way in an organized approach leading to efficiency and no unexpected outcomes in Pay as you Go methodology. Results are creative and effective business systems customized to your business objectives at affordable prices to suit your budget. We develop a business relation where we both look forward to optimize your business model.

At World Business Services “we specialize in Concept to Operations” in a Glocalization methodology.

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glocalisation

Glocalization (a portmanteau of globalization and localization) is a term denoting the adaptation of a product or service specifically to each locality or culture in which it is sold. It is similar to internationalization. The term “glocalization” is a neologism of globalization and localization, referring to a concept to describe individual, group, organization, product or service that reflects not only global standard but also local one.

The term first appeared in the late 1980s in articles by Japanese economists in the Harvard Business Review.[1] According to the sociologist Roland Robertson, who is credited with popularizing the term, glocalization describes a new outcome of local conditions toward global pressures. At a 1997 conference on “Globalization and Indigenous Culture,” Robertson said that glocalization “means the simultaneity — the co-presence — of both universalizing and particularizing tendencies.” [2]

The increasing presence of McDonald’s restaurants worldwide is an example of globalization, while the restaurant chain’s menu changes in an attempt to appeal to local palates are an example of glocalization. Glocalization means a case in which a global product is transformed into another shape in order to meet the needs of local consumers. This is a phenomenon which is alternative to americanization Perhaps even more illustrative of glocalization: For promotions in France, the restaurant chain recently chose to replace its familiar Ronald McDonald mascot with Asterix the Gaul, a popular French cartoon character.

For more examples, McDonald’s tried to satisfy the tastes of Korean consumers by making Korean-style of hamburgers such as ‘Bulgogi burger’ and ‘Kimchi burger’. Starbucks is also trying out locally designed franchises in stores. Disneyland was also not that successful in Hong Kong with park attendance and growth revenue on its beginning in 2005, so Disneyland then made an effort to cater to the local Chinese taste by reducing prices, adapting to local Chinese customs and labor practices and also changed the decors and settings. By accommodating the needs of local people, glocalization was successfully applied in Hong Kong. In a way, glocalization contributes to cultural heterogenization.[3]

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