Globalisation

According to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Article 25) "Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and his family, health and wellness, and including food,clothing , housing and medical care and necessary social services (...) Everyone has the right to education, work and social security ", cite this article for the reason that the company Siemensoffers great economic stability job opportunities in different areas so that these rights can be met with some fully.

Siemens with its technology infrastructure education change poses to the internetand create global classrooms to achieve this goal requires countries to make investment in technology and knowledge as they have powers such as Japan and China who have achieved economic developmentin less than four decades. But this investment will not only give them enough computers with internet access to students must establish a knowledge industry.

This objective would be achieved withcontributions from public and private organizations is the union of government and industry sectors, but also in both educational institutions and teachers should change the traditional way ofteaching is to do it in a more technological, interact with libraries in several countries, continuous learning.

Globalization in humanity is manifested in cultural integration such as: brands, mediaconsumption habits, relationships, etc. In a conditional sense the concept of culture, the expression on all matters related to the distribution and consumption of cultural products worldwide, mainlyfilm, television, literature and music, where the technological factor multiplies its outreach to large scale.

Multinational or global companies such as Siemens among others play an important rolein the globalization process. One can say that it is they who have driven this process.

The global concentration of capital in these groups or companies, in an overwhelming proportion, involving...