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Thirty-First Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences-Volume 6
Kohala Coast, HI
January 06-January 09
ISBN: 0-8186-8248-5
Jeffrey W. Amos, The University of Texas at Austin
Research has linked the ability to partner and use alliances as a competitive tool as a critical component of agility. Companies that are able to quickly couple and uncouple themselves with other entities as needed demonstrate agile characteristics of reconfigurability, modularity and scalability. The case presented demonstrates these agile characteristics as well as methods employed to reach the stated objective of "strategic partnering." Sandia National Labs demonstrates a pervasive commitment to partnering. Internally, Sandia has redesigned many of its processes to make them more efficient as well as to gain agility and the ability to partner more effectively. This can especially be seen in certain human resource activities including visioning, staffing and the use of augmented or contingent workers.
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Jeffrey W. Amos, "Emerging Partnership Strategy of Sandia National Laboratories," hicss, vol. 6, pp.281, Thirty-First Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences-Volume 6, 1998
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