Question

H.F. Iskander, general manager of Chevron's Kuwait office, stated "Chevron is pumping oil in different locations all over the world . . . there isn't a rock we haven't drilled through. We centralize all that knowledge at our headquarters, analyze it, sort it out, and that enables us to solve any oil-drilling problem anywhere." From the global marketing point of view this is an example of a global company:

1) that is hungry to exploit natural resources.
2) that is trying to be first to explore oil.
3) that it is trying to solve world problems.
4) that gains leverage through experience transfers.
5) that does not have easy access to information.

Answer 1

Chevron is a global company that gains leverage through experience transfers, as stated by the general manager.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the given statement, it can be inferred that Chevron is a global company that gains leverage through experience transfers. This is evident from the statement made by the general manager, H.F. Iskander, stating that Chevron centralizes knowledge from oil pumping operations all over the world, analyzes it, and uses it to solve any oil-drilling problem anywhere.