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Supplier Partnering—Keep Your Profits Up & Costs Down
Partnering is a current buzzword for collaboration. Partnering is the process of two or more entities coming together for the purpose of developing synergistic solutions to their challenges. The article lists few of the important reasons to embrace partnering, some of the common partnering pitfalls, five steps for developing buy/sale...
Tags: Finance, Business Structures, Supplier, Partnership
White papers 2003-01-01
Partnering White Paper
Partnering is not a term invented by construction's spin doctors to paper over the industry's problems. Neither is it a new form of construction contract. In fact, Partnering is a rigorous and structured procedure designed to create improved business relationships in the construction procurement process. This document describes when Partnering...
Tags: Business Structures, Partnership, Finance
White papers 2002-07-01
How To Profit From the Partnering Trend
The article is a series of five short Partnering articles adapted from a recent book, PartnerShift—How To Profit from the Partnering Trend. These articles are: Total Organizational Partnering for Your Success, The Ten Critical Qualities in Selecting an Alliance Partner, Partnering Pitfalls, Land Mines & Roadblocks, The Necessary Core Values...
Tags: Article, Partnership, Business Structures, Finance
White papers 2000-10-01
Partnering: Testing Your Firm's Mettle
When one is out to capture clients that embrace partnering relationships, knowing what partnering is all about and functioning as a knowledgeable partner are a winning combination. Nothing promises greater rewards than successful partnering initiatives. Preparing to partner isn't easy, and it can be expensive. Strong commitment and a willingness...
Tags: Article, Partnership, Business Structures, Finance
White papers 2000-09-01
PartnerShift—How to Profit From the Partnering Trend
Partnering is an idea that is loosely used to describe anything from teamwork to alliances to contractual partnerships. The article suggests adopting Total Organizational Partnering as business strategy. To adopt Total Organizational Partnering, one needs to understand the Partnering Pentad Model. A pentad is simply the name given to a...
Tags: Article, Partnership, Business Structures, Partnering Pentad, Pentad, Finance
White papers 2000-10-01
Caveat Pars Partnering Pitfalls
Partnering, as with anything else has pitfalls and unexpected land mines and conflicts. Conflict doesn't have to be a roadblock to partnering if partnering alliance members are willing to resolve the conflict at the core level, in a timely manner. Unfortunately, conflict that is left unresolved will lead to fatal...
Tags: Business Structures, Finance, Partnership
White papers 2003-01-01
Partnering And Sole Sourcing
This article is about Partnering which divides the business world into two basic groups. The first group are the people and companies we expect to work with in a cooperative manner while the second group is perhaps not actually adversarial, everyone is looking out for themselves. Obviously, not every business...
Tags: Sourcing, Finance, Business Structures, Partnership
White papers 2003-01-01
Partnering: What's Holding Back Law Firms?
The reported benefits of partnering are many. The market demand is also strong. Yet, despite the market cry and proven benefits that partnering relationships can provide, law firms are not lining up to demonstrate their partnering capabilities and skills. Even in successful client/law firm partnering networks, outside counsel tend to...
Tags: Finance, Litigation, Business Structures, Law Firm, Partnership, Business Operations
White papers 2001-04-01
International Construction Developments – What Comes After Partnering
The process of partnering was discussed extensively in the “Construct for Excellence” report published in January 2001 by the Construction Industry Review Committee and as a concept, it is starting to receive support in the construction industry in Hong Kong. In effect, partnering attempts to put communication back into the...
Tags: Finance, Business Structures, Jones Day Reavis & Pogue, Partnership
White papers 2002-05-01
Partnering With Your Suppliers In The Retail Environment
Partnering is not instant gratification, rather it's a long-term business paradigm or strategy. As American companies, both large and small, shrink the number of suppliers, they are putting more energy into the remaining relationships, and are even willing to pay a premium on the theory that getting things right initially...
Tags: Article, Environment, Partnership, Finance, Channel Management, Business Structures, Supplier, Marketing
White papers 2003-01-01
BioDevice Partnering 2007, Zurich, Switzerland - June 12-13, 2007, First Call to Journalists
CARLSBAD, Calif. & BRUSSELS, Belgium -- EBD Group The leading partnering firm for the Life Science Industry - and Eucomed The Voice of the Medical Technology Industry in Europe are pleased to announce the upcoming BioDevice Partnering 2007.
Research articles 2007-02-19
Partnering: a strategic initiative. (Air Products & Chemicals Inc. and Combustion Tec Inc.)
Partnering: A Strategic Initiative Partnering: A Strategic Initiative
Tags: Air Products & Chemicals Inc.
Research articles 1991-07-01
Partnering Through Strategic Alliances
Partnering between corporate legal departments and outside law firms is not just a flavor-of-the-month fix. It has the potential to provide a long-term solution to the service needs of in-house corporate legal departments. The article is a case study of the Stanford Legal Department, which is an excellent illustration of...
Tags: Litigation, Finance, Business Operations, Strategic Alliance, Law Firm, Article, Department, Partnership, Business Structures
Case studies 2001-08-01
Partnering: You Mean You Have to Work in Teams?
One of the benefits a company derives from establishing a partnering relationship with its outside counsel is greater collaboration among the company's primary law firms with the goal of solving the company's problems rather than selling and delivering their respective legal services. Partnering, by definition, contemplates a team effort. For...
Tags: Law Firm, Partnership, Team, Management, Finance, Team Management, Business Structures
White papers 2000-12-01
Partnering is way to go and Microsoft is ready - In-Stat In-Sights - Company Business and Marketing - Column
Partnering Is Way To Go And Microsoft Is Ready
Tags: marketing, Microsoft Corp.
Research articles 1997-05-12
EBD Group and Business Wire Enter Strategic Alliance
CARLSBAD, Calif. & MUNICH, Germany -- EBD Group, the leading partnering firm for the global life sciences industry, today announced a strategic alliance with Business Wire, the world's news distribution leader. Through this alliance, Business Wire becomes the official news distribution service for EBD Group's partnering business, featuring the global...
Tags: Business Wire, strategic alliance
Research articles 2007-06-18
Viewpoint: The partnering challenge
Partnering is now a well-established part of the relationship between most major companies in the UK and their first-tier suppliers, but it is still unknown territory for the vast majority of small and medium-sized enterprises - a point made forcibly by trade minister Lord Simon when he spoke at the...
Research articles 1998-12-17
FDMC launches dynamic partnering.(FIA/FIERF NEWS)(Forging Defense Manufacturing Consortium)(Brief article)
Dynamic Partnering is a new effort by the FIA-Dept. of Defense Manufacturing Consortium FDMC to help align and better facilitate the DOD supply chain with forging parts supplier companies and their customers. It is a logical extension of the National Forging Tooling Database NFTD, a program...
Tags: consortium, Manufacturing, SOFTWARE, U.S. Department of Defense
Research articles 2006-09-01
Partnering makes projects work -- GAO
What's it take for the Corps to pull off a cost-sharing project? The General Accounting Office says it's the same ingredients as partnering. What's it take for the Corps to pull off a cost-sharing project? The General Accounting Office says it's the same ingredients as ...
Tags: General Accounting Office
Research articles 1993-10-29
Winning Combinations
Partnering is a worthy goal but difficult to achieve. Here is how some CIO honorees developed effective partnerships. To get partnerships to work, one has to create a vision that is appealing and satisfy the needs of all. The vision has to be trustworthy, one has to acquire buy-in, and...
Tags: Partnership, Vision, International Data Group, Business Structures, Finance
White papers 2003-08-15