TY - JOUR
T1 - What Contributions are Expected of High-Technology Alliance Partners in Emerging Economies?
T2 - An Exploratory Study of Managerial Perceptions in the United Kingdom and Germany
AU - De Mattos, Claudio
AU - Sanderson, Stuart
AU - Goncalves Neto, Cesar
PY - 2003
Y1 - 2003
N2 - This paper examines the perceptions of British and German Managing Directors, linked to biotechnology, regarding the importance of potential (future) contributions to an alliance in an emerging economy. The case of Brazil is taken as a suggested example. The research is exploratory, based on suggestions of extra contributions that are not yet identified in the literature. The suggestions are tentatively categorised into four categories: market, knowledge, attitude, and infrastructure. Through the exploratory and qualitative approach of the study relevant insights for both academics and practitioners relative to partner selection criteria emerged. Based on these results, new avenues for further investigation are also proposed.
AB - This paper examines the perceptions of British and German Managing Directors, linked to biotechnology, regarding the importance of potential (future) contributions to an alliance in an emerging economy. The case of Brazil is taken as a suggested example. The research is exploratory, based on suggestions of extra contributions that are not yet identified in the literature. The suggestions are tentatively categorised into four categories: market, knowledge, attitude, and infrastructure. Through the exploratory and qualitative approach of the study relevant insights for both academics and practitioners relative to partner selection criteria emerged. Based on these results, new avenues for further investigation are also proposed.
KW - Executive perceptions
KW - Qualitative
KW - Alliances
KW - Emerging economy
KW - Brazil
UR - https://www.jjay.cuny.edu/journal-business-developing-nations-webpage-under-construction
M3 - Article
VL - 7
SP - 1
EP - 30
JO - The Journal of Business in Developing Nations
JF - The Journal of Business in Developing Nations
SN - 1551-4080
ER -