Which of the following is NOT important in developing a successful strategic alliance?
A)Developing performance metrics
B)Developing efficient processes that will remain unchanged for the duration of the partnership
C)Investigating the capabilities and core competencies of the supplier
D)Open lines of communication that both promote sharing and secure confidentiality

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Developing efficient processes that will remain unchanged for the duration of the partnership may not be feasible as the partnership evolves and/or as external factors change. It may be necessary to adapt and update processes to ensure continued success. The other options (developing performance metrics, investigating capabilities/core competencies, and open communication) are all important factors in developing a successful strategic alliance.

Which of the Following Is NOT Important in Developing a Successful