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《国际商务沟通》课件PPT 08 Business Information, Decisions, and Solutions
Information, Decisions, and Solutions The Nature of Business Information Business Information Sources Information and the Knowledge Economy Decision-Making Problem Solving and Conflict Resolution The Nature of Business Information Culture’s Impact on What Constitutes Information Assessment of Information Possession of Information Formal and Informal Information Ambiguity versus Hard Data Criteria for Business Information Culture’s Impact on What Constitutes Information High-context cultures value Relationships, teamwork, and long-term group membership. People seek information about groups in order to make business decision Rely on subjective information that is internalized. Low-context cultures Value independent decisions, activity that achieves goals, and individual accountability. They rely on objective information that is externalized. Assessment of Information Both high-context and low-context cultures look for reliability and validity of data. Western logic tends to look for rules; while Asians tend to look for syntheses. Westerners see objects with attributes that don’t change; while Asians see relationships and contexts that constantly change. Possession of Information In low-context culture To know the job description, the qualifications, To know the strengths and weakness you competitors. In high-context culture To know who is in charge of the project; To know the links between you and other Formal and Informal Information Formal information Publications and public information Observation. Interviews and surveys Experimentation Informal information “grapevine (subjective), or another informal network inside or outside an organization. Ambiguity versus Hard Data “Hard” data are numbers “Soft” data are estimates, nonnumerical projected trends, guesses, and suppositions. Criteria for Business Information Verifiability Confirming information by referring to another unrelated source. Trustworthiness The source can be proven correct in the past. Acc
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