Comparative efficiency
1. Internal Efficiency
2. Interorganizational Efficiency
Bargaining Power
1. unique product features
2. reduced search related source
3. increased switching cost
Comparative efficiency -Internal Efficiency -Interorganizational Efficiency Bargaining Power -unique product features -reduced search related source -increased switching cost
Eva E. Nance has written: 'Interorganizational relations in the university' -- subject(s): Interorganizational relations
Heloneida de Carvalho Kataoka has written: 'The effectiveness of interorganizational relationships in a network organization' -- subject(s): Interorganizational relations, Business networks
Stephen M. Davidson has written: 'Interorganizational decision making'
are the benefits do people
are the benefits do people
Interorganizational systems can lead to challenges such as data security risks, as sensitive information is shared across different organizations. They may also result in increased complexity in managing relationships and coordinating workflows among partners, which can hinder responsiveness and flexibility. Additionally, differing organizational cultures and systems can create compatibility issues, making integration and collaboration difficult. Finally, reliance on such systems can lead to vulnerabilities if one partner experiences technical failures or disruptions.
Herman Turk has written: 'Data on 130 incorporated cities with population greater than 100,000 in 1960' -- subject(s): Cities and towns, Statistics 'Interorganizational activation in urban communties [sic]' -- subject(s): Interorganizational relations, Research, Social systems, Urban Sociology
Wouter Dessein has written: 'The demand for coordination' -- subject(s): Interorganizational relations, Organizational behavior
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