2005 EFA Annual Conference
  ┝ Agenda
  ┝ Sessions
    ┝ Boao Consultative Meeting on Education Cooperation for Asia
      ┝ Summary
      ┝ Speakers and Speeches
      ┝ Photos
    ┝ Opening Ceremony
      ┝ Speakers and Speeches
      ┝ Photos
      ┝ Summary
    ┝ Meeting of Ministers
      ┝ Speakers and Speeches
      ┝ Photos
      ┝ Summary
    ┝ China International Vocational Education Development Forum
      ┝ Summary
      ┝ Speakers and Speeches
      ┝ Photos
    ┝ Cross-Cultural Management in a Global Economy
      ┝ Summary
      ┝ Speakers and Speeches
      ┝ Photos
    ┝ Asia Art Education Forum
      ┝ Summary
      ┝ Speakers and Speeches
      ┝ Photos
    ┝ Strategic Development of Small and Medium-sized Higher Education Institutions
      ┝ Summary
      ┝ Speakers and Speeches
      ┝ Photos
    ┝ Modern Technology and Teaching Development Forum
      ┝ Summary
      ┝ Speakers and Speeches
      ┝ Photos
    ┝ International Education and Bilingual Education in High Schools
      ┝ Summary
      ┝ Speakers and Speeches
      ┝ Photos
    ┝ Closing Ceremony
      ┝ Speakers and Speeches
      ┝ Photos
      ┝ Summary
  ┝ Photos
 
   Speakers and Speeches
 
Dr. Zhang Ze: "Cross-cultural Knowledge Management as a Challenge for Globalization in International Business"

Cross-cultural Knowledge Management as a Challenge for Globalization in International Business

Dr. Zhang Ze, Vice President, Beijing University of Technology; Academician, Chinese Academy of Sciences

 

Abstract: Cultural difference is how we must exist. It is necessary to understand, respect and communicate mutually among the different cultures in international business. The cultural difference can bring negative influence to cross-country business mainly through the following factors: neglect of cultural background diversification, individual cultural prejudice, nation center principle as well as lack of resonance, etc. In most cases, neglecting cultural background diversification leads to failure in communication in international business. However, cross-cultural management is the key element to win in the international competition in the cultural coordination for the sake of overcoming bad effects to international business from different cultural environments.

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