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A firm's strategy typically is defined in terms of its position in the industry or landscape that operates in and the competitive advantage of the firm on that landscape. This competitive advantage, in turn, derives from a combination of assets (what the firm owns) and capabilities (how the firm...
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The purpose of this study is to visualize the strategic network of higher education institutions and its strategic directions. The strategy map of the balanced scorecard approach is developed to describe the strategic objectives and their causal relationships in higher education. The empirical...
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Startups partnering with corporations compete with one another for the latter’s attention. Based on an inductive study of concurrent partnerships between startups and one established firm as part of a programmatic initiative of the latter, we explore how startups differ in terms of (i)...
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Building upon resource-based and ambidexterity research, we address the following questions: (a) What are the performance consequences of balancing revenue growth and cost reduction at the alliance portfolio level, and (b) how is that balance-performance relationship conditioned by strategic...
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response for the partners. This result has usually been interpreted as evidence for the prevailing view that alliances are … also earn positive abnormal returns if alliances are used to shape competitive interactions, attenuating competitive …&D alliances in the telecommunications and electronics industries during 1996-2004 provide evidence consistent with competition …
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Alliances have become the organization model of choice in many industries. This study uses data from the Airline … Business annual surveys of airline alliances to test a proposed typology predicting survival and duration in airline alliances …. The Rhoades-Lush typologies classified key activities of airline alliances by their level of complexity and resource …
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We examine how determinants of absorptive capacity influence learning over time in alliances. Using longitudinal patent … alliances may be constrained by the capacity to absorb knowledge, while later-stage outcomes are constrained by exploitation …
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This paper considers the competitive effects of funding and collaboration alliances between established corporations …-competitive effects. The analysis provides novel insights into the competitive effects of alliances between rivals, the optimal design of … alliances, and the differenent roles of equity participations …
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capability as a firm's ability to effectively manage multiple alliances. To test the effect of alliance type on alliance … management capability, we first establish that the relationship between a high-technology venture's R&D alliances and its new … product development is inverted U-shaped, regardless of alliance type (i.e., upstream, horizontal, and downstream alliances …
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commercializing the new technology. We study 889 strategic alliances of pharmaceutical companies with new biotechnology firms. We find … that an incumbent's alliances with providers of the new technology are positively associated with the incumbent's new … level, we show that incumbents exhibit a preference towards alliances that leverage complementary assets (exploitation …
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