Strategic alliances, as a means to acquire and coordinate resources for technological
development, market access and manufacturing efficiency, have during the last years …

With technology in a constant state of change, transforming one industry after another in its
wake, no company can afford to hang on to the status quo for long. But neither can it predict …

This is a report on an empirical investigation of the determinants of change in strategic
alliances in technological innovation. Changes in strategic alliances are categorized either …

This paper analyzes the reasons for Japanese/US collaborations in the biotechnology
industry, and considers the question of whether such alliances pose a threat to the North …

This paper examines the importance of alliances as an innovation strategy utilized by US
biotechnology firms. In doing so, the role of alliances with universities vis-à-vis alliances with …

The frequency with which US biotechnology firms have entered into external partnerships to
obtain the complementary assets needed to exploit their technologies has increased …

Strategic partnerships or strategic alliances have been called the “life blood” of companies
in the new biotechnology industry, and a large number of firms are now participating in such …

The paper explores two emerging trends in biotechnology networking: the role of strategic
partnering activity in the formation of knowledge-based networked oligopolies particularly in …

Strategic alliances will be increasingly required to pool resources, skills and risk capital for
maintenance of industrial competitiveness in a hypercompetitive global market–place. The …

Since the late 1980s, the rate of interorganizational alliances, or voluntary agreements
between firms involving exchange, sharing, or codevelopment of products, technologies, or …