In the context of the types of organizations that do business across national borders, the architecture of the global information system (GIS) in a(n) structure requires a higher level of standardization and uniformity for global efficiency, and yet it must maintain local responsiveness.

In the context of the types of organizations that do business across national borders, the architecture of the global information system (GIS) in a(n) Transnational structure requires a higher level of standardization and uniformity for global efficiency, and yet it must maintain local responsiveness.

Explanation:

GIS is an information system that facilitates communication between a companies headquarters and its subsidiaries in other countries.

A Global Information System( GIS) gathers,mainuplate and transmit data along the geographical boundaries  of a country or Globally

Four commonly accepted types of global organizations are:-

Multinational: A company that has its  presence in more than one country and it tries to customize its offering as per the demand of the  local market.International: In this type of organization the subsidiaries depend more on the headquarters for the process and production decisionsGlobal: In this type of organization the subsidiaries have little autonomy.They are characterized by highly centralized information system.Transnational: The parent and all the subsidiaries work together in designing policies ,procedures and logistics related decisions.This architecture requires a higher level of standardization and uniformity for global efficiency but yet it   maintain local responsiveness

so it is the Transnational  structure that requires a higher level of standardization for global efficiency, and yet it must maintain local responsiveness .

Henry m. leland (1843-1932), president of cadillac motor carcompany in 1908, known as a master of precision frederick bennett, the british agent for cadillac motor carcompany who convinced the royal automobile club to runthe standardization test at brooklands, england henry ford (1863-1947), founder of ford motor company whointroduced the moving assembly line into the automobileindustry in 1913

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