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  <title>Strategic alliances with suppliers and customers i</title>
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   <placeTerm type="text">Bradford?</placeTerm>
   <publisher> Emerald Group Publishing</publisher>
   <dateIssued>2013</dateIssued>
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  <extent>p. 192 - 214</extent>
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 <note>Purpose - The main purposes of the study are to: test the strategic &#13;
alliance framework developed by Sambasivan et al. on the strategic &#13;
alliances with suppliers and customers, separately; and compare the &#13;
factors influencing strategic alliances with suppliers and customers &#13;
based on the results. The present study analyzes the effect of strategic&#13;
 alliance motives, environment, asset specificity, perception of &#13;
opportunistic behavior, interdependence between supply chain partners, &#13;
and relational capital on strategic alliance outcomes. &#13;
Design/methodology/approach - A sample of 228 companies representing &#13;
different industries in manufacturing in Malaysia participated in the &#13;
study. The sampling frame used was Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers&#13;
 directory. A questionnaire was distributed to all the companies. The &#13;
authors tested the structural model for 185 suppliers and 75 customers &#13;
using structural equation modelling. Findings - Based on the results, &#13;
the key differences in the strategic alliances with suppliers and &#13;
customers are: the relationship between environment and alliance motives&#13;
 is stronger for alliances with suppliers, the relationship between &#13;
alliance motives and relational capital is significant for alliances &#13;
with customers, the relationship between asset specificity and &#13;
interdependence is significant for alliances with customers, the &#13;
relationship between perception of opportunistic behaviour and &#13;
relational capital is significant for alliances with customers, and the &#13;
relationship between perception of opportunistic behaviour and &#13;
interdependence is significant for alliances with suppliers. &#13;
Originality/value - The current study adds to the body of knowledge on &#13;
strategic alliances. The results can help supply chain managers identify&#13;
 factors that influence the success of strategic alliances with &#13;
suppliers and customers and develop strategies to enhance effective &#13;
collaborative relationships between supply chain partners. The authors &#13;
specify the limitations and directions for future research. &lt;br&gt;</note>
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