strategic alliance
an agreement between two or more firms
with complementary core competencies to jointly contribute
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Strategic Alliance. An arrangement between two companies who have decided to share resources in a specific project.
Strategic alliance
Collaboration between two or more companies designed to achieve some corporate objective. May include international licensing agreements, management contracts, or joint ventures.
Strategic alliance - Used to refer to an agreement between two or more organisations/entities with complementary core competencies. This may result in synergy.
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A strategic alliance in which two companies agree to comarket each other's products. Production rights may or may not be transferred.
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More than 60,000 strategic alliances were formed in the 1990s. About half of these were joint ventures.
Joint venture, a strategic alliance between two or more parties to undertake economic activity together
Venture (department store), a defunct discount department store operating across Australia ...
Reciprocal marketing agreement A strategic alliance in which two companies agree to comarket each other's products. Production rights may or may not be transferred.
Consultants commonly use a "rolodex" system and strategic alliances in order to fulfill their contracts.
Using its branch network and strategic alliances with auto groups and banks, the Company purchases retail installment contracts entered into by auto dealers with consumers who are typically unable to obtain financing from traditional sources.
Each party negotiating to participate in an international business strategic alliance that can bring complementary skills and assets to the alliance which urgently needs them has real bargaining power.
The reversal of a traditional IRA contribution or conversion into a Roth IRA, or vice versa. Reciprocal marketing agreement
A strategic alliance in which two companies agree to comarket each other's products.
See also: Corporation, Joint Venture, Limited Liability, Limited Risk, Limited Liability Company, Master Limited Partnership, Silent Partner, Sole Proprietorship, Strategic Alliance
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After another two years they divided the country into four zones and entered into a strategic alliance for distribution with Supreme for East and West India while HCL continued with North and Southern zone.
joint ventures, franchising agreements, outsourcing partnerships, and investments. See also: Cluster, Joint project, Joint venture, Lead-firm network, Networking, Production network, Research and development, Service network, Strategic alliance.
Strategic alliances
These occur when two or more firms agree to undertake a business venture together. They retain their individual identities but share costs, marketing opportunities, research and development costs and distribution opportunities.
strategic alliance This is an agreement between two or more individuals or entities to cooperate... strategic buyout An acquisition that is made because of operational benefits from two companies...
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