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Vol. 14 No. 1.0 (2025): Scholar : National School of Leadership

Study on Current Issues and Trends Associated with Strategic Corporate Alliances of Business Enterprises in India

DOI:
https://doi.org/10.59844/scholar.scholar.v14i1.0.1055%25x
Submitted
March 30, 2025
Published
June 30, 2025

Abstract

During the last numerous years, affiliations have been under pressure to make changes and to upgrade. One of the segments of the best effect totally are new advances, especially information propels, which made the market globalization growing and rising of new affiliation structures like key associations and alliances. The interest for agreements and their obligation to presentations of accessory affiliations is getting higher in present day conditions. A headway today should not be seen as the consequence of simply a solitary performer, nonetheless as the eventual outcome of cooperation between somewhere around two get-togethers. The headway cycle should be treated as а multidiscipline and multidimensional connection in which а mind boggling number of people share. With quick or indirect affiliations and through different correspondence channels, affiliation can advance toward wide scope of other affiliation resources, and this enables creation of greater number of exercises with lower hypotheses and threats.

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