interorganizational

Examples

• All

• The success of the project depended on strong interorganizational collaboration among various nonprofits.

• To remain competitive, healthcare providers are finding it essential to collaborate through the establishment of multiple interorganizational relationships.

  Academic text (2001)

• Organizations may also turn to interorganizational means to assist in supplying resources.

  Academic text (2008)

• The Little Village Gang Violence Reduction Project in Chicago represents an interorganizational and community approach to the youth gang problem in its most violent form.

  Academic text (1997)

• Multinational forces are interorganizational structures in the full sense of the term.

  Academic text (1999)

• One must examine structure and performance at an interorganizational level of analysis rather than at the level of a single firm or governmental unit.

  Academic text (2016)

• By definition, multihospital systems have more diverse constituencies and extensive interorganizational relationships.

  Academic text (1994)

• Important in any interorganizational effort is the evaluation of its effectiveness (Ottorbourg, 1990).

  Academic text (1992)

• In the 80 SMSA study mentioned above, the study team gathered information on the structure of interorganizational arrangements for service delivery in each of the metropolitan areas.

  Academic text (2016)

• The evaluation of complex community-based interventions involving interorganizational collaboration requires sustained field observation and multiple methods of applied community-oriented research.

  Academic text (1997)

Synonyms

I

interagency

vsinterorganizational

• Formal

1 4.8

Two or more agencies work together on the same task

is wider, referring to exchanges among varied groups or bodies

I

intercompany

vsinterorganizational

5.0

Happening between two or more companies

is broader, used for interactions among different groups or bodies

I

interfirm

vsinterorganizational

6.6

Between companies when they work together or compete

is more general, covering interactions beyond just business bodies

I

intercorporate

vsinterorganizational

7.7

Relating to deals between two or more companies

is broader, applying to interactions across any kinds of groups or bodies

I

intermural

vsinterorganizational

8.2

Happening between several schools or colleges for competitions

is broader, not limited to educational or sporting contacts between groups

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology