Risky business or competitive power? supplier involvement in Japanese product design
Journal of Product Innovation ManagementPublished 1 September 1997Open access
S. Nazlı Wasti
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Notwithstanding the alleged risks of outsourcing design work, leading manufacturers in the Japanese automotive industry collaborate closely with their key suppliers. Despite widespread recognition of the effectiveness of these close-knit supplier networks, however, little research exists on the factors that affect the purchase of design work from suppliers.
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