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Partner Selection in Market-Driven Strategic Alliances

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Author
Klein, Saul
Dev, Chekitan S.
Abstract

How should one select a strategic alliance partner? An answer to this question is provided by extending the literature on symbiotic marketing and focussing [sic] attention on market-driven strategic alliances. Such alliances are defined as long-term inter-firm co-operative relationships that add value for the customer. Value is created by providing the advantages of multiple choice purchase options coupled with the convenience of seamless, one-stop-shopping. This means paying attention to customers and competitors in selecting alliance partners. Market-driven strategic alliances are posited to be more successful when usage and firm complementarily levels are correctly matched with the alliance strategy being pursued.

Date Issued
1997-09-01
Keywords
strategic alliances
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marketing
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competitive strategy
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article

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