With reference to at least one business example, discuss how one or more industries or markets have been disrupted by technology

The forces driving globalisation may appear to be irresistible. With reference to at least one business example, discuss how one or more industries or markets have been disrupted by technology, and evaluate to what extent continued globalisation is inevitable.

A good answer is likely to have the following features:

A clear structure, with an introduction, main body, and conclusion.
Evidence of having engaged with Theodore Levitt’s 1983 Harvard Business Review article, “The globalization of markets”.
A definition of globalisation.
Description of some drivers of globalisation: Communications, Transportation, Technology (perhaps linked to Comms and Transport), Converging Consumer Tastes, Trade Liberalisation, etc.
Description of some features and results of globalisation: increased trade, global markets/production, increased competition, shifting employment patterns, etc.
A discussion of a technology-driven example of industry or market disruption such as Music (Apple), Retail (Amazon, Ebay, Alibaba), Transport (Easyjet, Uber), Admin (Microsoft), Entertainment (Netflix), Finance (Bitcoin), Advertising (Google), Gambling (Bet365). There are countless possible choices, and you can use more than one. But you will need to take care how you define the industry or market you are discussing, and ensure any examples are discussed in sufficient detail. There will be some discussion of the nature of the disruption (disintermediation and/or intermediation, network effects), and its results (market growth, employment shifts, reduced/increased choice and competition, winner takes all markets, etc.).
A clear evaluation of how likely it is that globalisation will continue – definitely/probably/possibly continue/stop/reverse. This judgement should be linked to some features of the case you have discussed.