Capturing strategic alliance outcomes: an analysis of motives, objectives and outcomes

Strategic alliances are increasingly important to the overall strategyof firms and may be entered to increase competitive advantage. Strategicalliances can include a wide variety of inter-organisational agreements, with awide range of motives and possible outcomes. Although research suggests thatmor...

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Main Authors: Hynes, Niki, Mollenkopf, D.
Format: Journal Article
Published: Inderscience Enterprises Ltd. 2008
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/12367
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description Strategic alliances are increasingly important to the overall strategyof firms and may be entered to increase competitive advantage. Strategicalliances can include a wide variety of inter-organisational agreements, with awide range of motives and possible outcomes. Although research suggests thatmore than half of the alliances fail and that measures of outcomes lackconsistency and comparability across the range of alliances. This studyproposes a framework and measure that allows a diverse range of alliances,with a wide range of objectives and outcomes to be evaluated for success orfailure.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-123672017-02-28T01:34:05Z Capturing strategic alliance outcomes: an analysis of motives, objectives and outcomes Hynes, Niki Mollenkopf, D. objectives motives empirical strategic alliance - formation strategic alliances Strategic alliances are increasingly important to the overall strategyof firms and may be entered to increase competitive advantage. Strategicalliances can include a wide variety of inter-organisational agreements, with awide range of motives and possible outcomes. Although research suggests thatmore than half of the alliances fail and that measures of outcomes lackconsistency and comparability across the range of alliances. This studyproposes a framework and measure that allows a diverse range of alliances,with a wide range of objectives and outcomes to be evaluated for success orfailure. 2008 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/12367 Inderscience Enterprises Ltd. restricted
spellingShingle objectives
motives
empirical
strategic alliance - formation
strategic alliances
Hynes, Niki
Mollenkopf, D.
Capturing strategic alliance outcomes: an analysis of motives, objectives and outcomes
title Capturing strategic alliance outcomes: an analysis of motives, objectives and outcomes
title_full Capturing strategic alliance outcomes: an analysis of motives, objectives and outcomes
title_fullStr Capturing strategic alliance outcomes: an analysis of motives, objectives and outcomes
title_full_unstemmed Capturing strategic alliance outcomes: an analysis of motives, objectives and outcomes
title_short Capturing strategic alliance outcomes: an analysis of motives, objectives and outcomes
title_sort capturing strategic alliance outcomes: an analysis of motives, objectives and outcomes
topic objectives
motives
empirical
strategic alliance - formation
strategic alliances
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/12367