Family businesses and interfirm cooperation

Article Abstract:

A study of the cooperation tendencies and capabilities in family owned businesses is presented. It is observed that family owned businesses show less inclination to be cooperative with other firms because of many in-built factors.

Alliances, partnerships, Alliances and partnerships

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Interfirm cooperation capability in the context of networking family firms: the role of power

Article Abstract:

The importance of the owner-managers to be powerful with knowledge, skills, motivation and willpower to manage a network of family-owned business is studied.

Business networks (Social groups), Business owners

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Measuring success in family businesses: the concept of configurational fit

Article Abstract:

Strategic benchmarking, which are used to examine business success of family-owned enterprises, are presented.

Methods, Analysis, Usage, Strategic planning (Business), Benchmarks, Benchmarking, Business success, Benchmark

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