Innovation and Global ReachStudent NameInstructor Course Date Innovation and Global ReachOrganizations that market their products overseas are experiencing the challenge of making decision of whether to standardize or adapt their products offerings. This decision is based on organizations focusing on marketing their products in foreign countries together with those already operating internationally placing a focus on expanding further into markets. In the current world, product standardization across cultures is highly becoming a critical issue that the global company’s managers are experiencing. As 21st century international marketing receives important research attention, there are some observations that the cost benefits as well as administration of standardization strategies have made the international marketing approach simple and attractive option for many companies (Virvilaite, Seinauskiene and Sestokiene, 2011). On the other side, product adaption strategies are regarded as maybe the most significant aspect for multinational corporations. With this in place, various studies have found that standardization enhances performance results. In the current world that is going more global, standardization options versus adaption of international products are no long considered as inflexible choice, rather, the two options in combination are considered in regards to the