globalise
Make universally accessible
Globalise is the British spelling of globalize, meaning to make worldwide in scope or application.
Companies globalise by expanding operations across national borders.
Industries globalise when production and markets become interconnected across countries: Manufacturing has globalised over the past forty years.
The process often implies both economic integration and cultural homogenisation.
Bring into agreement
- unifyCombine into a whole
- interconnectJoin in a network
- convergeMeet at a point
- coordinateArrange for unified action
consolidate · merge · standardize · interoperability · borderless · interdependence · synchronize · align
Exchange of commodities
- multinationalOperating across multiple countries
- exportForeign-bound sale
- importObtain from overseas
- tariffTax on traded goods
outsourcing · offshoring · investment · capitalism · market · currency · deregulation · liberalization
Mutual giving and receiving
- cross-culturalInvolving multiple societies
- assimilateAbsorb and incorporate fully
- homogenizeMake uniformly consistent
- westernizationAdopting Euro-American practices
localization · glocalization · hybridization · cosmopolitan · diversity · anglicization · world music · fusion cuisine
Movement to new territory
- expatCitizen living abroad
- diasporaScattered population sharing origins
- remittancesPayments sent abroad
- brain drainEmigration of skilled workers
labor mobility · visa · passport · refugee · workforce · talent · relocation · transnational
State of being linked
- telecommunicationsRemote signal transmission technology
- internetInterconnected computer systems
- satelliteOrbiting celestial body
- broadcastingMass signal transmission
translation · multilingualism · media · networking · information · digital · instantaneous · borderless
Of discrete data
- internetInterconnected computer systems
- e-commerceInternet-based buying and selling
- cloudAtmospheric water vapor mass
- automationSelf-operating system design
AI · software · platforms · data · cybersecurity · fintech · infrastructure · broadband
harmonize
Bring into agreement
- unifyCombine into a whole
- interconnectJoin in a network
- convergeMeet at a point
coordinate · consolidate · merge · standardize · interoperability · borderless · interdependence · synchronize · align · centralize
trade
Exchange of commodities
- multinationalOperating across multiple countries
- exportForeign-bound sale
- importObtain from overseas
tariff · outsourcing · offshoring · investment · capitalism · market · currency · deregulation · liberalization · privatization
exchange
Mutual giving and receiving
- cross-culturalInvolving multiple societies
- assimilateAbsorb and incorporate fully
- homogenizeMake uniformly consistent
westernization · localization · glocalization · hybridization · cosmopolitan · diversity · anglicization · world music · fusion cuisine · cultural imperialism
migration
Movement to new territory
- expatCitizen living abroad
- diasporaScattered population sharing origins
- remittancesPayments sent abroad
brain drain · labor mobility · visa · passport · refugee · workforce · talent · relocation · transnational · nomad
connectivity
State of being linked
- telecommunicationsRemote signal transmission technology
- internetInterconnected computer systems
- satelliteOrbiting celestial body
broadcasting · translation · multilingualism · media · networking · information · digital · instantaneous · borderless · viral
digital
Of discrete data
- internetInterconnected computer systems
- e-commerceInternet-based buying and selling
- cloudAtmospheric water vapor mass
automation · AI · software · platforms · data · cybersecurity · fintech · infrastructure · broadband · mobile
globaliselocalise
Fix to a place
nationalise · isolate · protectionism · insulate · balkanise
globaliselocalise
Fix to a place
particularise · specialize · domesticate · narrow · restrict
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