Masterarbeit, 2002
110 Seiten, Note: 1,0 (A)
This dissertation aims to analyze the governance structures of strategic alliances in the ICT-industry, focusing on the factors influencing the choice of governance structures. It utilizes selected organizational theories to develop a comprehensive framework for understanding the dynamics of these alliances. The research investigates the theoretical underpinnings of alliance governance and explores its application within the context of the ICT-industry.
Chapter 1 introduces the research topic, providing background information and outlining the research questions. Chapter 2 presents a comprehensive theoretical framework, exploring various definitions, classifications, and existing literature on strategic alliances. The chapter reviews relevant organizational theories, including transaction cost theory, resource-based view, and strategic contingency theory, to develop a robust theoretical foundation for the study. Chapter 3 outlines the methodology employed, including the objective of the survey, unit of analysis, data collection methods, and analytical approaches. Chapter 4 presents the results of the analysis, focusing on univariate, bivariate, and multivariate findings. Finally, Chapter 5 provides a thorough discussion of the results, exploring the implications and contributions of the study for understanding alliance governance in the ICT-industry.
The primary keywords and focus topics of this dissertation are: strategic alliances, ICT-industry, alliance governance, transaction cost theory, resource-based view, strategic contingency theory, governance structures, organizational theories, industry dynamics, alliance formation, and empirical analysis.
Key factors include alliance-specific investments, the number of functional areas involved, alliance duration, resource types, and task uncertainty.
The study utilizes Transaction Cost Theory, the Resource-Based View, and Structural Contingency Theory as its primary frameworks.
Higher uncertainty often leads to more flexible or complex governance structures to manage the risks associated with unpredictable environments.
RBV is a theory that suggests firms gain competitive advantage by combining unique, valuable, and hard-to-imitate resources through alliances.
The findings were based on a sample of 101 strategic alliances within the ICT industry.
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