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Strategic alliances are more interwoven than short-term contracts, according to the make-or-buy continuum.(TRUE)
How do you define a strategic alliance and why?
Strategic alliances are agreements between two or more companies to collaborate on projects while still operating independently. You may pool resources, use your combined experience, and work together to accomplish more as a group than you could alone with this form of collaboration.
The supplying company has no incentive to undertake transaction-specific investments, which is a drawback of a short-term contract as an alternative on the continuum of make-or-buy.
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