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Measuring the value of partnering : how to use metrics to plan, develop, and implement successful alliances
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Broadway, NY : AMACOM, 2004
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9780814407783

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How does one accurately measure an alliance? With all the factors involved - productivity, decision making, team performance, the number of new customers, and damage control - getting a precise measurement can be a complex and daunting task. Knowing which measurement to use, and at what stage of the alliance life cycle, is critical. Measuring the Value of Partnering gives readers asystem for measuring a relationship's contribution at every stage of the alliance, from creation to implementation to termination. This essential book features case studies drawn from interviews with key players at companies like IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Starbucks, Staples, and Hyundai. Weaving these and other real-life examples together, Author Larraine Segil helps readers develop the appropriate metrics and then shows how and when to use them accurately and intelligently to achieve the greatestimpact. Timely and practical, Measuring the Value of Partnering provides the tools for making any alliance is work to maximum organizational advantage." "


Author Notes

Larraine Segil is a partner at Vantage Partners


Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. vii
Introductionp. xi
Part I The Basics of Alliance Metricsp. 1
Chapter 1 The Alliance Life-Cycle Stagesp. 3
Chapter 2 The Five Stakeholdersp. 29
Chapter 3 Alliance Development Metrics: The Partnersp. 39
Chapter 4 Implementation Metrics: The Partnersp. 63
Part II Exceptional Examples of Partneringp. 85
Chapter 5 Avnet: The Master Distributorp. 87
Chapter 6 Women and Big Brother: Strange Companionsp. 117
Chapter 7 IBM and Alliancesp. 135
Chapter 8 The Hewlett-Packard/Compaq Merger: An Integration Process Managed as an Alliancep. 159
Chapter 9 The Large Companies That Act Smallp. 193
Chapter 10 Hotels and Hyundaip. 215
Chapter 11 Starbucksp. 237
Chapter 12 Computer Games and Alliance Metrics: The Un-Metricsp. 255
Chapter 13 Wrapping It All Up: Summary and Action Itemsp. 261
Postscriptp. 267
Indexp. 269