Fashion is fast and fickle. How did a company headquartered in a remote northwest corner of Spain, well away from traditional hipster hangouts, become one of the most remarkable global economic stories of recent times? Because Zara can go from design to store in as little as two weeks by producing where it sells. It is a poster-child for the positive power of globalization.

According to GAFAnomics by FABERNOVEL, in 22 years, Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon have become as big as Denmark (35^th in world GDP rankings), generating the same revenue with 10x less people. “When launching a business, they never think of geography or culture. Any connected human being is a potential customer, and any non-connected human being needs to be.”

In today’s hyper-competitive world, we face significant challenges: barriers to entry are getting lower everyday; digital has led to a faster cycle of innovation and shorter product life cycles; customer expectations are higher than ever before, and; boundaries between products and services are blurring. So what can globalization do for you?

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