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Performance of strategic alliance management: Coordination-cooperation cycle

Hicham Achelhi
Patrick Truchot
Pages
708–721
Publication Date
2016-07-01
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For improving the performance and the success of the alliance project, it is necessary that the coordination-cooperation process go through different strategic level of different partners engaged in the alliance project.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Facing environmental changing and those of competition dynamic, new types of organizations have been advanced as a response to new challenges.
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Key Findings & Data:That allows achieving objectives of strategic alliance and also partners’ objectives.
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Conclusion & Impact:For improving the performance and the success of the alliance project, it is necessary that the coordination-cooperation process go through different strategic level of different partners engaged in the alliance project.
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⚙️Variables:Cooperation · Coordination · Strategic Alliance Governance

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Facing environmental changing and those of competition dynamic, new types of organizations have been advanced as a response to new challenges. These types of organization based on cooperations between enterprises have been lately developed. The aim of this article is to understand cooperations in order to reduce the risks of their fail. Thus, understanding the governance of alliances can provide critical insights into how such ties can be better managed: we focus on the coordination-cooperation relationship. The first part of this article, we will give a theoretical back ground about cooperation and coordination. A conceptual framework of the coordination/cooperation process is developed. In the second part, we develop our vision high lightens the existence of a process coordination-cooperation which is sequenced and cycled. That allows achieving objectives of strategic alliance and also partners’ objectives. For improving the performance and the success of the alliance project, it is necessary that the coordination-cooperation process go through different strategic level of different partners engaged in the alliance project.

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Achelhi, H., Truchot, P. (2016). Performance of strategic alliance management: Coordination-cooperation cycle. International Journal of Social Sciences and Education Research, Cilt: 2 - Sayı: 3, 708–721. https://ajindex.com/articles/414523

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