How Strategic Alliances Change: The Case of the Japanese Semiconductor Business

Authors

  • Yoshiya Teramoto
  • Naoto Iwasaki Iwasaki Economics Faculty, Seijo University, Tokyo
  • Tohru Takai Economics Faculty, Obirin University, Tokyo

Abstract

The structure of the semiconductor industry has been changing recently. Japanese companies have lost their competitiveness, while their US and Korean counterparts have been strengthening theirs. At the same time, the map of the inter-firm relationships in the IT industry is changing. Patterns of strategic alliances in the semiconductor business have been evolving and have become complicated. We will investigate the transformation of strategic alliances, and we will propose how Japanese semiconductor companies can recover through a new type of alliance.

 

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Published

01-12-1997

How to Cite

Teramoto, Y., Iwasaki, N. I., & Takai, T. (1997). How Strategic Alliances Change: The Case of the Japanese Semiconductor Business. Malaysian Management Journal, 2(2), 73–85. Retrieved from https://e-journal.uum.edu.my/index.php/mmj/article/view/8548