A big difference between a 20th century American corporation and a modern transnational corporation (Figures 15.7 and 15.8) is that in the TNC national units and centers of excellence communicate directly, so the hub is informed rather than controlling

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In a modern transnational corporation, the national units and centers of excellence communicate directly with each other, leading to a more informed hub rather than one that controls everything. This is different from 20th-century American corporations where the hub had more control and communication was more hierarchical.

A Big Difference Between a 20th Century American Corporation and a Modern