Foundations of Scholarship: Tech Impact on Globalizing Businesses

This presentation outlines a research proposal focused on the impact of technological development on globalizing businesses. The research aims to explore the relevance of technological advancements in global business, the contributions of the technology industry, and how these developments can aid businesses in expanding globally. The methodology involves a quantitative approach, utilizing primary data collected through questionnaires. The presentation includes a literature review, research direction, expected findings, and a structure for the final report, along with a reflective report and references. The study acknowledges the significant transformation within the technological industry and its influence on business practices, particularly for small to medium-sized companies transitioning to larger, multinational entities. The research aims to provide recommendations for businesses adapting to technological advancements in a global context.

IMPACT OF
TECHNOLOGICAL
DEVELOPMENT ON
GLOBALIZING
BUSINESSES
Scholar ID:

key academic references
and main research question
Some key academic references
■ Carayannis, E.G., Sindakis, S. and Walter, C., 2015. Business model innovation as lever of organizational
susta inability. The Journal of Technology Transfer, 40(1), pp.85-104.
■ Cheng, Y., Johansen, J. and Hu, H., 2015. Exploring the interaction between R&D and production in their
globalisation. International Journal of Operations & Production Management, 35(5), pp.782-816.
■ Ituarte, I.F., Khajavi, S.H. and Partanen, J., 2016. Challenges to implementing additive manufacturing in
globalised production environments. International Journal of Collaborative Enterprise, 5(3-4), pp.232-247.
The research would explore answers to following questions:
■ What is the relevance of technological development in global business?
■ What has been the contribution of technology industry to the business industry?
■ How could technological developments help a business to go global?
■ What are the recommendations for the business going global in concern with the adaptability of technology?

Specific research
methodology
■ This investigation will be
implemented by quantitative
technique.
■ The data will be gathered by primary
data collection technique.
■ The questionnaire will be emailed to
participants (Qaim, 2017).

Context of empirical
part
■ The technological industry is changed
enormously as well as, meticulously in
previous few years.
■ The small and medium companies have
moved into large and multinational firms.
■ Through evaluating the previous
contribution of technology to business, it
will support in recognizing the future of
business industry (Zajda, 2015).

Bibliography
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policy. Routledge
■ Brannen, J., 2017. Mixing methods: Qualitative and quantitative research. Routledge.
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globalisation. International Journal of Operations & Production Management, 35(5), pp.782-816.
■ Ituarte, I.F., Khajavi, S.H. and Partanen, J., 2016. Challenges to implementing additive manufacturing in globalised
production environments. International Journal of Collaborative Enterprise, 5(3-4), pp.232-247.
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pp.12-21.
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