How to Plan For a Joint-Venture Project Using the JV Strategic Alliance


This article will explain useful strategies to help you with the JV partner selection process and get the joint venture results you're looking for.

Joint-venture strategic alliances are very important in the JV selection process. Knowing who to pick, why and for what reasons are very important decisions you must make in advance before you start a business relationship with a group of participating members.

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First and foremost, there must be a divide-and-conquer mission, something that stipulates what is agreed upon, how actions are carried out and the roles and responsibilities as you form your strategic alliance.

Second, you want to make sure that the strategy that both parties have complement your long-term goals and objectives. Having the correct strategic mindset and identifying the roles, responsibilities, specific time lines, as well as the technology and operational functions are going to be very important to carrying out a successful joint-venture project.

As you form your JV alliances, make sure that you have open communication and a lot of interaction with your partner or partners. All too often when expectations are made, sometimes communication can break off.

Prior to and during the joint venture, especially in its infancy, you want to make sure that there's a lot of communication about how things happen with each other, what to expect when obstacles arise.

One thing that I find that is often overlooked by people who get into the joint-venture business is that they don't have project managers managing the project. They try to do it all themselves. It behooves you to consider getting some project management training or to find someone who has some tested project management skills.

Ultimately, you want to be able to minimize distractions and eliminate the guessing game when you're doing a strategic alliance with JV partners.

In doing so, the process is going to move a lot faster, both parties will be much happier and you'll find out, in the end, that you can actually earn a lot more money when you do it correctly the first time.

Michael G Perry is a businss process analyst and the owner of Coprofit.