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Joint ventures to produce a product have been in business for decades. Nowadays they're called “strategic alliances,” and they are likely to have information gathering as a major goal. We ask venture authority Kathryn Rudie Harrigan how a firm can boost its learning potential and yet protect its core secrets.

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