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The Difference Between a Partnership and an Alliance

Peter Simoons

Do you ever wonder what the difference is between partnerships and alliances? The words partnerships and alliances are generally used interchangeably. However, the word partnerships is often used as an overarching word for all types of collaborations between organisations. After all, clarity precedes mastery!

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Ecosystem Partnerships Extend and Evolve Alliances

Phoenix Consulting Group

How has the concept of partnership evolved over the past several years? NW: I would not say the concept of partnership has evolved so much as a recognition of how partnerships extend and enhance the business has evolved, especially with respect to channels. One example that comes to mind is the Starfish alliance.

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A 60% Higher Alliances & Partnerships Success Rate.

Peter Simoons

Alliances are increasing in importance, used as a strategic tool to help organisations grow. Over 25 years ago Yves Doz and Gary Hamel wrote “No company can go it alone” as the opening statement of their book “Alliance Advantage: The Art of Creating Value Through Partnering”. People feel that they can just do alliances.

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The Crucial Role of Governance in Determining Alliance Success

Peter Simoons

The difference between alliance success and alliance failure can be attributed to various factors. Yet, when we distil it to the most crucial elements of alliance success, governance emerges as one of the seven elements that often makes the decisive difference. An alliance management team. The operational teams.

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Alliance Failure and Alliance Success: The 80% Rule

Peter Simoons

The research into alliance failure and success rates continues to display a broad spectrum of figures. The figures range from a mere 20% alliance failure rate at best, to a daunting 80% alliance failure rate at worst. It is this notably high alliance failure rate of 80% that sparks disbelief! Poor alliance management.

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Becoming the Best You Can Be

Peter Simoons

As there are many new subscribers to my alliance inspiration email I would like to take the opportunity of using my bi-weekly email to re-introduce myself and my mission! Working together with other organisations and teams in Alliances & Partnerships is the best way to develop synergy and create speed.

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Trust Arrives on Foot, but Leaves on Horseback

Peter Simoons

Trust is a vital component of any relationship, although it holds greater significance in strategic alliances compared to transactional relationships. In strategic relationships, like partnerships and alliances, a higher level of trust is necessary and both parties must be able to rely on each other. How Can You Build Trust?