International Business: The Challenges of Globalization (8th Edition)
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Chapter 15, Problem 3TAI2
Summary Introduction
Case summary:
The world’s leading computer software companies have their home in the United States and most of these frequently outsource software development in other countries. This includes Egypt, India, Ireland, Israel, Malaysia and many more.
Adequate information:
The home for most of the software companies is company X. and most of these companies give software to other companies.
To Determine:
Companies became suppliers to the software industries
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