AN ANALYSIS OF THE DIGITAL TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN CONTROVERSY, INCLUDING THE CONSEQUENCES FOR VARIOUS CHINESE ENTERPRISES.

Abstract

As a result of the current trend towards globalisation, a subgroup of SMEs (small and medium firms) known as Born Global has recently emerged: internationalisation. Scholars have paid an excessive amount of attention to the Born Globals from rich countries like China. However, according to the widely accepted Born Global concept, many Born Globals may be found in both traditional industrial sectors and developed countries like China. The researchers zeroed focused on Born Globals, a manufacturing firm based in China, and how it expanded internationally. The Chinese manufacturing business Born Global's internationalisation objectives, strategies, and success factors have piqued their interest. Drawing on foundational works in Born Global theory in classical Chinese literature, it offers a theoretical framework for all three domains. Some comparisons of Chinese literatures are also a part of their research. A quantitative case study technique was used in this paper. The researchers have selected two Born Globals manufacturing businesses from China to function as case studies, based on the definition they have developed. Surveys and video chats with interviewees on Skype served as the main methods of data collection. In line with the structure of the theoretical element, the empirical finding component is delivered after the necessary transcribing phase. The analysis part yielded some interesting results. A number of reasons are motivating Born Globals, a Chinese manufacturing company, to expand internationally. These include avoiding local rivalry, increasing profitability, and taking advantage of favourable policies that are unique to China.