(2005). Bensaou portfolio model shows a relationship in which neither party has grown specialised assets for cooperation. Each party can go to the market and move to another business partner at low cost with minimal damage. As per Bensaou, there are two sorts of fruitful connections: high necessities - high abilities and low prerequisites - low capacities. There are likewise two courses to disappointment, under-planned relationship and over-composed relationship. Bensaou highlights companies need to manage many relationships instead of managing with only one design for all …show more content…
More alternative providers should be found. Staatsolie could consistently investigate the outline or procedure to find out whether bettering the location of bottleneck and strategic products is conceivable. Staatsolie can constantly analyse if non-critical goods can be assembled together and determine whether standardisation can be applied, which could bring about lowering the number of suppliers. For ‘casings’ and ‘tubing’ the organisation needs to consider changing to other standard estimations. In the case of safety shoes, despite the fact substitutes are accessible, the business has standardised on a particular brand where the market conditions are bad. It ought to, in this manner, move to another brand that will promptly lead to a decreased supply chance. The economic situations for the ‘Amka cables’ are not good as a result of high demand. These cables are made in Europe and have a very poor freight service to Suriname. Searching for new providers as well as other choices can enhance the position in the matrix