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This study examines whether the new ventures success of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the biotech industry relates with the
characteristics of strategic alliances. The study advances a research conceptual framework. Using sampling data gathered from 189 Taiwan biotech
firms through a benchmarking questionnaire, the study tests six hypotheses employing structural equations. The findings are generally consistent
with the literature. The study supports all hypotheses. Consequently, the results show that strategic alliances improve SMEs' new venture success.
This research provides managerial implications for both entrepreneurs and managers and some suggestions for future research.
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