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Tampere University of Applied Sciences
Integrating Organisational Culture and Cultural Intelligence - article
Organisations are growing internationally more quickly than ever in the interconnected world of today. Although globalisation has brought about many possibilities, it has also made managing various teams, clients, and markets more difficult. Businesses must pay attention to people’s perspectives, interactions, and cross-cultural adaptability in addition to their strategy and products if they want to succeed globally.
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In today’s global workplace, success is not just about skills or technology; it is about understanding people. This article examines the integration of organisational culture and cultural intelligence, highlighting how this synergy enhances team collaboration, leadership effectiveness, and adaptability within international markets.
However, integrating culture and cultural intelligence does not happen automatically. By combining these two components, a company can remain flexible in response to global shifts while maintaining internal alignment. When taken as a whole, these have an impact on how well a business can communicate across boundaries, incorporate other viewpoints, and develop trust with stakeholders globally.
This article published by TAMK (Tampere University of Applied Sciences) is based on Theshani Dunusinghe’s master’s thesis about enhancing cultural intelligence at XYZ Company during its international expansion.
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Business, administration and law
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English
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Tampere University of Applied Sciences