Van Agtmael, Antoine
Industrial revolution 2.0 - 158 (january - february 2007), :40-46
In the corner offices of New York and Tokyo, business leaders cling to the notion that their designs, technologies, and brands are cutting edge. Increasingly, however, that just isn't so. In industries ranging from steel and cement to automobiles and electronics, "Third World companies" are poised to overtake their Western rivals. Get ready for the biggest firms you've never heard of to become household names.
REVOLUCION INDUSTRIAL
SIGLO XXI
US.FP/158/2007
Industrial revolution 2.0 - 158 (january - february 2007), :40-46
In the corner offices of New York and Tokyo, business leaders cling to the notion that their designs, technologies, and brands are cutting edge. Increasingly, however, that just isn't so. In industries ranging from steel and cement to automobiles and electronics, "Third World companies" are poised to overtake their Western rivals. Get ready for the biggest firms you've never heard of to become household names.
REVOLUCION INDUSTRIAL
SIGLO XXI
US.FP/158/2007