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Governance forms drivers in bio-pharmaceutial inter-firm relationships

2012

Networking benefits are acknowledged by many studies in the industrial organization and strategic management fields; transaction cost theory agency and property right theory provide the economic foundations to the market-hierarchy dilemma; while Resource based-view (RBV), relational and evolutionary theories provide the strategic foundation of the inter-firm relationships. All this theoretical strands investigate reasons that push firms to formalize their relationship in different governance structures. The bio-pharmaceutical industry has the characteristics to offer to the potential partners both exploitation or exploration alliances benefits. In particular some elements play a “pivot” rol…

Transaction costEconomics and EconometricsGovernance formCorporate governanceEquity (finance)Face (sociological concept)RationalityManagement Science and Operations ResearchInvestment (macroeconomics)Settore ING-IND/35 - Ingegneria Economico-GestionaleGeneral Business Management and AccountingIndustrial and Manufacturing EngineeringSecondary data sourceBio-pharmaceutical industry secondary data source governance formsBiopharmaceutical industryMergers and acquisitionsBio-pharmaceutical industryEconomicsMarketingIndustrial organization
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Drivers influencing the governance of inter-firm relationships in the biopharmaceutical industry: an empirical survey in the Italian context

2013

This paper focuses on factors influencing the choice of the governance form in inter-firm relationships (IFRs) between pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. By reviewing the relevant literature on transaction cost economics, property right theory, real option and resources-based view, we located some drivers that might influence such relationships and we formulated a set of hypotheses linking them to governance forms. Such a theoretical framework has been empirically tested through a survey conducted among the Italian companies associated to Farmindustria. Empirical results provide some interesting insights on how shaping bio-pharmaceutical deals; we found that the developmental stage…

Transaction costStrategy and ManagementCorporate governanceContext (language use)Management Science and Operations Researchinter-firm relationshipSettore ING-IND/35 - Ingegneria Economico-GestionaleObject (philosophy)governance formbiopharmaceutical industry; governance form; inter-firm relationship; surveyBiopharmaceutical industryProperty rightsbiopharmaceutical industrysurveyProduct (category theory)BusinessMarketingSet (psychology)Industrial organizationTechnology Analysis & Strategic Management
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Strategic drivers influencing the governance of inter-firm relationships between biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies: an empirical survey

2010

This paper investigates the drivers influencing the choice of the governance form in inter-firm relationships (IFRs) between pharmaceutical and biotech companies. By analyzing the relevant literature on the issue, we have located the main drivers that might influence such relationship and a set of hypotheses linking them to governance forms. Such theoretical framework has been empirically tested through a survey conducted among the companies associated to Farmindustria. The result of the empirical analysis provides some interesting insights on how shaping bio-pharmaceutical deals; we found that the developmental stage of the product object of the deal, the existence of previous collaboratio…

Bio-pharmaceutical industry inter-firm relationship governance form survey.Settore ING-IND/35 - Ingegneria Economico-Gestionale
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Governance Considerations for Seeker–Solver Relationships: A Knowledge-Based Perspective in Crowdsourcing for Innovation Contests

2019

The need to solve innovation problems and insource knowledge has led to an increasing number of organizations engaging in crowdsourcing activities and subsequently establishing working relationships with winning solution providers. Using a knowledge‐based view and the problem‐solving perspective, we develop a theoretical framework suggesting how specific innovation problem attributes (i.e. the decomposability, formulation and search space of the problem) influence the governance decision (unilateral vs. bilateral) of seekers to manage the relationship with winning solvers. We empirically analyse the framework using 582 challenges broadcast on the NineSigma crowdsourcing platform. Our result…

Knowledge managementbusiness.industryComputer scienceStrategy and ManagementCorporate governance05 social sciencesPerspective (graphical)Space (commercial competition)SolverCrowdsourcingSettore ING-IND/35 - Ingegneria Economico-GestionaleGeneral Business Management and AccountingPreferenceSeekersManagement of Technology and Innovation0502 economics and businessSeeker solver relationship crowdsourcing governance form050211 marketingbusiness050203 business & management
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