Reputational Information: Its Role in Inter-organizational Collaboration
Corporate Reputation ReviewPublished 1 July 1999
Poul Houman Andersen, H. Sørensen
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This paper explores the concept of reputational information in relation to decision makers' choice of inter-organizational partners. Reputational information is compared to other sources of information and a set of propositions is developed linking aspects of relationship formation and development with the use of reputational information. The propositions are further examined through a case study of a large Danish Telecommunications company's use of reputational information when evaluating advertising agencies.
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