August 12, 2016
A recent study has found that when companies are linked in a network of strategic alliance relationships with only a few degrees of separation, they are more innovative. Jointly conducted by the University of Washington and New York University, and as reported in Science Daily, the researchers examined the pattern or structure of strategic alliance relationships among companies. What they found is that the way firms are connected to one another influences the number of patented inventions they obtained. According to the researchers, companies reap greater benefits when they are part of a close-knit network — characteristic of a “small world network”. Why? Because the close cooperation that is fostered by these kinds of alliances helps the alliance partners to exchange information in a faster and more meaningful way. Read the article to find how you can introduce more innovation into your alliances! You deserve to be paid, protected, and prosperous. Kaufman Business Law can help get you there. Watch this short video to find out how. Watch our Video
Continue ReadingI’m sitting in a café with my good friend—mental health stigma expert, keynote speaker, and professional drummer—Mike Veny. We’ve been chatting up a storm, both having to be somewhere else soon, but pushing the departure…
Read MoreThanks go to Lindsay Eisenhut for pointing me to Prendismo.com. They have a number of short videos on aspects of business partnerships. Topics include: Partnership benefits Challenges and pitfalls Friends and family Ownership Trust Check…
Read MoreOn Friday, online travel company Expedia Inc. announced an investment in and long-term strategic partnership with Vancouver-based CruiseShipCenters International, according to a report on Forbes.com. Further details were fleshed out in a press release, reported by…
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