b1850091 Write Up
b1850091 Write Up
b1850091 Write Up
By Charles Malunga
B1850091 Bacc
Differentiate a strategic alliance from joint venture
A Joint venture is a form of business organization, A strategic alliance implies an agreement between
set up by two or more business organizations for the two or more entities to work jointly with one
Joint Venture
purpose of carrying out a particular task or business
activity.
A joint venture needs a contract agreement between
Strategic Alliance
another to increase the performance of both parties.
Strategic Alliance may or may not be need a contract
agreement between two or more parties.
two or more parties with all the descriptions about a
share of profit and loss etc The two more companies come together in a
The independent entities come together in a joint strategic alliance, continue to operate as separate
venture. Do not operate as independent companies. and independent companies.
In a joint venture, there is and limited risk to parties In a strategic alliance, there are chances for higher
involved in the agreement. risk due to the trust relationship between two
Joint venture duration is of the short term only parties, because there is may or may not contract.
maybe 1 year to 5 years.
In joint venture management is bilateral. Strategic alliance duration can be long term or short
In a joint venture a risk is limited. term depends upon the need of time.
In joint venture resources include massive leverage, In a strategic alliance, management is delegated.
lower risk, and optimum utilization of resources. In a strategic alliance, the reward is maximized.
Strategic alliance In strategic alliance resources include product,
A joint venture is a separate legal entity knowledge, expertise, goodwill, capital, etc.
The joint venture is a complicated part of a strategic Collaboration or corporate partnering
alliance.
A strategic alliance is not a separate legal entity
A strategic alliance is itself an alliance of two
different businesses.
Explain any five advantages of conducting
gap analysis in strategic management
Gap Analysis
Gap analysis process means that you will have more data on how to
improve. For example, when it is used in manufacturing it can help
manage resources. What we mean by resources is money, material,
or human resources.
Advantages
A gap analysis allows managers and directors to speak a
common language. It facilitates a dialogue about how
assessments and curriculum can best meet organizational
needs.
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