1.
Ramakrishnan Ramamurthi
– Svkms Nmims University, Mumbai, Maharashtra
2.
Rajan Saxena
– Svkms Nmims University, Mumbai, Maharashtra
3.
Bala Krishnamoorthi And Gordhan Saini
– Svkms Nmims University, Mumbai, Maharashtra
Abstract
There are numerous factors, both external
and internal, which influence international
activities of firms. This study
identified six organizational factors
namely, leadership commitment, role of
the board, team effectiveness, competitiveness,
international acquisitions and
organizational resources based on the
extant literature and studied their influence
on the degree of internationalization (DOI ) of Indian manufacturing
firms. The authors proposed a conceptual
framework elucidating a hypothesized
relationship among the six organizational
factors as independent variables
and DOI as the dependent variable.
The results of the regression analysis
performed between the independent variable
and dependent variables supported
the hypothesized relationships in the conceptual
model.
