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Partnership helps organizations build better relationships—which benefits the organization internally and externally. As a consultant, I’ve seen even the most broken processes meet customer requirements when internal relationships are good. But when processes are broken and the relationships are poor, woe to the customer, who is bound to suffer as a result of this combination. loyalty results from creating relationships with customers. By establishing partnerships internally, organizations increase their skill at developing good relationships. Successful businesses do not create loyal customers solely through price or quality advantages. These features can be quickly replicated by competitors. Customers want relationships. Customers who
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Tapping into everyone’s creative knowledge results in a more viable and competitive organization. Meeting customers’ demands means more profitability, which translates into company growth and employee job security. When partnerships include unions or other employee groups, job productivity improves because of meaningful involvement in quality improvement. Inclusion enables a diverse workforce to contribute creative ideas and stimulates innovative ways of accomplishing tasks. Saturn, the newest car division of General Motors, used this principle when starting up its manufacturing facility in Spring Hill, Tennessee. Partnering with the United Auto Workers (UAW), Saturn redesigned the manufacturing process of the Saturn automobiles. In
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Partnerships create unique opportunities to explore new and potentially valuable ways of reducing expenses. According to John Dasburg, president of Northwest Airlines, joint marketing programs generated most of the success in Northwest’s partnership with KLM. A less heralded example of cooperation came from joint purchasing activities. Since early 1994, Northwest and KLM have engaged in sixty-nine successful joint procurement projects producing total savings of $31 million. These projects, all nonstrategic in scope, reduced Northwest’s expenses by $4.6 million in 1995, and future annual savings are estimated at $15 million to $20 million. Furthermore, both airlines continue to expand cost-saving activities
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When organizations that have formed partnerships uniquely meet customer needs, they see their market share increase and their customer satisfaction ratings rise. When Northwest Airlines formed a partnership with KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, international travelers on both sides of the Atlantic were offered an increased number of destinations. Beyond this added value, these travelers benefited from such improvements as shared frequent flyer awards, improved reliability performance, and coordinated scheduling. Passengers saved time making connecting flights and were able to spend more time at either end of the trip—a considerable marketing advantage to Northwest–KLM’s time-conscious business travelers. As a direct result
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How will your exit affect your customers, suppliers, bankers and advisers, and should you care? Again, there are no hard and fast answers, but in general I believe that outside of special personal relationships, you should not be too bothered about these associated parties. Business is business and change in business ownership is a fact of business life: owners do not in my opinion need to be advising all and sundry. However, let us consider some special relationships. You may own a business that is the major (or only) customer of a small supplier to whom you feel some sort
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The question of when to advise employees that you plan to exit is an extremely difficult one to answer, probably because the relationship between the owner and employees is different in each business and employees themselves are different from business to business. You have two conflicting issues here, namely: If you advise employees in advance that you intend to sell out, you are likely to unsettle them and could lose some of your key staff. If you do not advise employees of your exit until the last minute, you run the risk of fermenting discontent, which could also result in
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The question we are looking at here is how much and when you involve minority shareholders (in non-family companies) in your exit plans. In all companies, the first consideration is your shareholders’ agreement. Where you have one, it should deal with the question of whether minorities are compelled to sell their shares when the majority owner wishes to and, if so, it will guide you in deciding how much and how early you need to involve minorities with your exit plans. Of course, what you need to do is not necessarily what you feel you should do and it could
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We need to distinguish between those businesses in which family members are shareholders and/or employees and those in which they are not directly involved. Taking the latter first, how much and when you tell non-involved family members about your exit plans will always be a matter of personal choice. From an exit planning point of view, it probably has no direct relevance. Where you have family shareholders and employees in your business, how much and when you involve them in your exit plans could be vital. Broadly speaking, there will be two different exit scenarios here, firstly where the exit
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You could have two types of family shareholders in your business, namely, the heirs (to whom you plan to leave the business) and the nonheirs. The heirs should know all about your plans as they will (I hope!) have been closely involved in the timing of their takeover, as well as being trained and groomed over the past several years. The non-heirs are the more difficult group to handle. Firstly, it is probably a good idea to canvass non-heirs for their views of your succession plan in general and your choice of heirs in particular. Depending on the percentage of
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Usually the least preferred exit option for business owners is to cease trading. If your company is solvent you could choose a managed close down with an orderly sale of assets as an exit option. For example, where the business is of the type that loses all value when the current owner leaves or dies (because all the business ‘know how’ is in the owner’s head) a close down might be the only practical way to exit for value. Business is insolvent Where a company is insolvent, the directors will probably have three choices, namely: 1 A Company Voluntary Arrangement