Présentation
des publications les plus importantes
1.
Mortehan
O., « The Role of Firms Collaborative Agreements in the I.T. Industry
Transformation », Technology Analysis and Strategic Management, 20 pages,
volume 16(1), mars 2004.
Taylor
& Francis Group - Article
While most articles on firm partnerships focus on the
firm, the alliance or networks, we investigate the role of collaborative
agreements during industrial transformation phases. Observation of a single
industry, the Information Technology (IT) industry, shows that the growth of
collaborative agreements formed by industry leaders in the early 1990s can be
interpreted as an attempt to absorb a major industry shock characterized by
vertical disintegration and the emergence of 'divided technical leadership'.
Such firms have adopted collaborative agreements to maintain their leadership
by controlling new entrants in the new industry segments that have resulted
from the disintegration. Partnerships became a strategic component of the new
'divided technical leadership' market structure that emerged from the
competitive crash of the early 1990s.
2.
Mortehan O. , van Pottelsberghe B., "The Impact of
Collaborative Agreement on Firms' Performances: The case of the IT industry in
the 90's" , IIR WP#03-14, Working paper,
In the I.T. industry, which was confronted to a major
transition phase during the 90’s, partnerships became a strategic component of
the new “divided technical leadership” which emerged from the industry vertical
disintegration. This paper attempts to evaluate the impact of 1676 partnerships
on the financial performance (revenue and profit) and innovative efforts
(R&D intensity) of 14 large firms and 725 of their partners. On average,
there is a positive impact of collaborative agreements on large incumbents and
their partners’ financial performance (revenue and income). These results vary
according to the type, form and content of the agreement and according to the
partner’s field of activity. Incumbents get the most benefit from broad scope
informal alliances while smaller and more hierarchical forms of partnerships
(consortia, joint-ventures) do profit to their partners. For large incumbents,
collaborative agreement are more effective when performed with partners from
the services industry than with partners from the I.T. industry. The role of
partnerships in such an industry transformation phase with heavy cost pressure
is confirmed by the negative impact of collaborative agreements on internal
R&D spending.
3.
Mortehan O., van Pottelsberghe B., "Collaborative agreements and
R&D intensity", article présenté en août 2005 lors du congrès
annuel de l’ Academy of Management américaine.
Academy of Management Honolulu - Honolulu
Program Components: Type of Sessions
4. Contribution à la mise à jour de
l’ouvrage de Comptabilité Générale (F. Khrouz, Solvay business school,
2003) : réalisation des analyses financières à l’aide de l’outil
informatique. Relecture de parties du livre.
5.
Thèse de doctorat en Sciences de Gestion (décembre 2003)
Cette recherche a eu pour but
principal de montrer, à travers l’exemple de l’industrie informatique dans les
années 90, que la stratégie de partenariat est aujourd’hui devenue un outil
essentiel pour permettre aux entreprises à la tête d’une industrie à forte
innovation technologique, confrontée à des changements structurels importants,
et en particulier à la désintégration menant au leadership technologique
partagé, de maintenir leur position dominante.
Les quatre parties du travail
constituent une suite logique d’étapes contribuant chacune à valider la thèse: la
partie I porte sur la synthèse des principaux courants de la littérature
scientifique sur les accords de collaboration et leur relation avec l’évolution
des industries. Le but poursuivi dans la partie II est de décrire les
changements intervenus dans l’industrie informatique au cours des années 90 et
de formuler l’hypothèse d’une relation entre ces changements et la stratégie
des firmes dans le domaine des accords de collaboration. Cette hypothèse est
vérifiée empiriquement dans les parties III et IV à l’aide d’une banque de
données sur les accords de collaboration. La partie III du travail présente les
résultats descriptifs et la partie IV
les résultats analytiques permettant de valider l’hypothèse.
http://homepages.ulb.ac.be/~omorteha/These.pdf
6. Mortehan O., van Pottelsberghe B., "Collaborative
agreements and R&D intensity",Taiwan
Academy of Management Journal,
Special issue, February 2006.
7. Mortehan
O. , van Pottelsberghe B., "The Impact of
Collaborative Agreement on Firms' Performances" , Technology Analysis & Strategic
Management, Forthcoming.