Management of an Inter-firm Network

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Management of an Inter-firm Network is written by Yasuhiro Monden and published by World Scientific. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 9814324612 (ISBN 10) and 9789814324618 (ISBN 13).

Strategy for Forming an Inter-Firm Network: On Forming a Network Organization: From Adam Smith's Division of Labor to Network Organization (Y Monden); Korean “Zaibatsu” (the Holding Company's Business Group): The Historical and Financial Characteristics of Samsung (T Hasegawa); Management Control of an Inter-Firm Network: Supply Chain Management Within the Companies of a Consolidated Business Group (K Hamada); Profit Allocation Rules to Motivate Inter-Firm Network Partners to Reduce Overall Costs (Y Minagawa); The Role of Intangible Assets in Allocating Global Business Profits Using the International Transfer Price (Y Monden); Examination of Management Control in a Network of or Tie-ups Between Smaller Businesses (S Arimoto); Performance Measurement of an Inter-Firm Network from the Viewpoint of the Reduction of the Total Lead Time for Investment Recovery (S Hiiragi); The Relationship Between a Manufacturing Firm and a Customer Firm: The Situation in Japan (J Sakaguchi); Management of an Inter-Firm Network: Supply Chain Perspectives (C H Lee); Task Control of Production, Sales, Physical Distribution, etc., in an Inter-Firm Network: Green Economy and Processes and Implications for Supply Chains (H Aigbedo); The Issue of SCM for Japanese Companies and Their Efforts Toward Green Logistics (Y Nagasaka); Inter-Firm Business Process Management of Companies Specializing in Element Technology: Analysis of a Case of a Horizontal Division Network Created by a Cluster of Small Enterprises in Japan (N Yamaguchi); Organizational Capability of Master Data Management for Inter-Firm Integration (M Aghdassi & F Movahedi); Deployment of Material Flow Costing in an Inter-firm Network (T Inooka); Human Capital Strategy of an Inter-Firm Network (N Imai); Coordinating Supply Chains by Controlling Operating Rates in the Car Industry (F Kurokawa).