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The development of the international express delivery industry has promoted the rapid flow of global information and resources. As a multinational company, IBM's business layout and decision-making are deeply influenced by the international market environment. Under the background of efficient operation of the international express delivery industry, enterprises can more easily obtain market information, technological trends and talent resources around the world. This allows IBM to optimize its R&D and operation layout on a global scale to pursue higher efficiency and competitiveness.

However, the development of the international express delivery industry has also brought some challenges. For example, information security issues have become increasingly prominent. The rapid flow of information may increase the risk of leakage of core technologies and business secrets of enterprises. For companies like IBM that are highly dependent on technological innovation and intellectual property rights, this is an issue that cannot be ignored. In order to cope with potential information security threats, IBM may adjust its R&D strategy in China, including closing the intranet access rights of some positions.

In addition, the cost fluctuations of the international express delivery industry will also have an impact on the operation of enterprises. The increase in express delivery costs may increase the operating costs of enterprises, especially for multinational enterprises, the cost of global material and information transmission cannot be ignored. In order to control costs, IBM may re-evaluate its R&D investment and staffing in China.

On the other hand, changes in the competitive landscape of the international express delivery industry may also indirectly affect IBM's decision. The rise of some emerging express delivery companies may change market rules and service standards. In order to adapt to such changes, IBM may need to adjust its supply chain and business processes, which may also lead to adjustments to its R&D department in China.

In short, the development of the international express delivery industry has brought opportunities to enterprises, but also brought a series of challenges. IBM's adjustment of its R&D department in China is a response strategy made in the complex international business environment. We should see from this incident the close interactive relationship between the international express delivery industry and corporate development, and think about how to achieve better development in the wave of globalization.