Strategic Alliance

What Does Strategic Alliance Mean?
An arrangement between two companies who have decided to share resources in a specific project.

Investopedia explains Strategic Alliance
A strategic alliance is less involved than a joint venture where two companies typically pool resources in creating a separate entity.

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