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  • When commitments are kept, the manager earns credibility and respect at the key account, tightening the interfirm relationship and leading to increased sales and profits.

    KEY ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING NOEL CAPON 2001

  • By eliminating interfirm competition, these industrialists could raise prices to a level just short of motivating customers to substitute another product or service — or do without.

    Managing Strategic Relationships Leonard Greenhalgh 2001

  • By eliminating interfirm competition, these industrialists could raise prices to a level just short of motivating customers to substitute another product or service — or do without.

    Managing Strategic Relationships Leonard Greenhalgh 2001

  • When commitments are kept, the manager earns credibility and respect at the key account, tightening the interfirm relationship and leading to increased sales and profits.

    KEY ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING NOEL CAPON 2001

  • By eliminating interfirm competition, these industrialists could raise prices to a level just short of motivating customers to substitute another product or service — or do without.

    Managing Strategic Relationships Leonard Greenhalgh 2001

  • (Preliminary studies by country or by sector, interfirm meeting)

    Chapter 10 1998

  • (Preliminary studies by country or by sector, interfirm meeting)

    Chapter 5 1998

  • Sinha and Cusumano suggest that because of fierce interfirm rivalries, cooperative R&D is often “not an ideal form of research partnership.”

    Executive Economics SHLOMO MAITAL 1994

  • Sinha and Cusumano suggest that because of fierce interfirm rivalries, cooperative R&D is often “not an ideal form of research partnership.”

    Executive Economics SHLOMO MAITAL 1994

  • Of course, it is not possible to “prove” this last point about interfirm mobility any more than one can prove the other parts of the scenario suggested in Figure 3.4, but this developmental dynamic is certainly very plausible.

    The General Managers John P. Kotter 1982

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