New to this edition: • Ancillary material for lecturers who prescribe the text that consists of PowerPoint® slides and a Question Bank
• Additional case studies that refl ect international trends, including emerging economies • A new chapter on global manufacturing technology logistics and the supply chain • An analysis of the political systems and economies that aff ect business relationships and practices within the framework of a developing country.
“Global Business: Environments and Strategies makes a valuable contribution to the body of knowledge on global business. It provides a comprehensive, readable resource for business students, managers, executives, teachers and academics in the fi eld of business. ”
Prof M Jansen van Rensburg, UNISA,
Table of Contents Part 1 Scope and dynamics of global business • Chapter 1: Globalisation and the global business imperative • Chapter 2: The global political, legal and technological environment environment environment
• Chapter 3: The global economic
• Chapter 4: The economic and investment environment • Chapter 5: The international cultural • Part 2 Global trade and investments • Chapter 6: Global monetary systems and foreign exchange
markets • Chapter 7: The political economy of global trade • Chapter 8: Foreign direct investment and capital markets • Part 3 Global management, strategies and structures • Chapter 9: International management and leadership • Chapter 10: Global competitive and collaborative strategies and structures • Part 4 Managing global business operations • Chapter 11: Global manufacturing, technology, logistics and supply chain • Chapter 12: Global fi nancial management and disclosure • Part 5 New frontiers in global business • Chapter 13: Business in emerging markets: The case of Africa • Case studies
Lecturer resources • PowerPoint® slides • Case study bank
learningzone.oxford.co.za Introduction to Business Functions
Editors: S Rudansky-Kloppers and P Bester Authors: JP Bruwer, A Calitz, W Chinyamurindi, O Cilliers, N Dodd, A Jappie and M Maritz
Introduction to Business Functions provides an overview of business functions and covers the main business areas, namely human resource management, marketing management, procurement and supply chain management, operations management, fi nancial management and information management. These business areas are discussed within the context of for-profi t companies as well as providing some small business perspectives for SMEs and entrepreneurs.
The content focuses on applications which take both products and services into account. This will ensure that students understand how the diff erent business areas are interdependant and how they direct the organisation towards its goals.
The writing style is accessible and engaging, and will be suitable for students studying business management at an introductory level. The content has been written specifically for students who have limited prior knowledge of the different business functions and uses local and relevant examples to illustrate theoretical concepts.
Table of contents: Chapter 1: Introduction to business functions • Chapter 2: Foundations of HRM • Chapter 3: Human relations management • Chapter 4: Foundations of marketing management • Chapter 5: The marketing mix • Chapter 6: Foundations of purchasing and supply chain management • Chapter 7: Purchasing and supply decisions: Key performance areas • Chapter 8: Foundations of operations management • Chapter 9: Managing operations • Chapter 10: Foundations of fi nancial management • Chapter 11: Investment and fi nancial management decisions • Chapter 12: Information management
Lecturer resources • PowerPoint® slides • Solutions manual • Question bank
learningzone.oxford.co.za
Student resources • Question bank
PAPERBACK JAN 2021 OUP SA
384 PAGES 9780190730314 9780190737382 NEW
• Question bank • Solutions manual
• Teaching plan
PAPERBACK NOV 2011 OUP SA
432 PAGES 9780195997705 9780199053421
BUSINESS: BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
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