Discussion Board: Ann & David

With the current concentrated economic times, it is necessary for a business organization to put into thoughtfulness all the factors that are likely to affect its success in the market. It is square(a) that every comp all will have to work harder so that it washbowl realize its goals due to the current economic instability. This economic instability has been brought nigh by the current planetary economic recession that the whole hunch forwardledge base is facing. It should therefore be noted that with the currently development in engineering in the world, the world is turning out to be a global village and star and only(a) prat buy any product from any part of the world.As Porter, (2000) puts it, even though location may be integrated with the companys salubriousbeing financially, socially and in terms of usable resources, technology has a major part to play as it is the one that determines the market area of the product the company comes up with. Response to Davids pos ting Time is the only constant thing in this world. This subject matter that in every organization, there will be some changes compulsory after some time. However, one cannot just wake up one morning and decide to change.According to Satterlee, (2009) the fast growing technological development in the world today is making some organizations traditional practices are becoming obsolete and they are being replace by new ones. This means that the organization must change so that it can adapt to the new environment for it to survive. There are some ternion steps that need to be go oned so that one can know how and what to change. In as much as an organization must follow the three steps to change suggested by Nolifer Merchants, it must be well prepared as change comes along with the use of some purposeless resources.ReferencesPorter, M. (2000). Economic Development Quarterly. Location, Competion, and Economic Development. Retrieved July 8, 2010, from http//edq.sagepub.com.ezproxy.li berty.edu2048/content/14/1/15.full.pdf+ hypertext mark-up languageSatterlee, B. (2009). Cross Border Commerce. Roanoke, VA Synergistics, Inc.