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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
81

A Study of Establishing an Appraisal Model for Manpower Dispatching Agency - A Case of C Company in TFT-LCD Industry

Chen, Kun-Huang 10 August 2011 (has links)
Enterprises in Taiwan are facing the meager profit and highly competitive environment. Under the management of supply chain, the enterprises gradually appoint the logistics service by dispatching agency for increasing the profit of the enterprises and the competitive abilities in the market. To minimize the operation cost, the enterprises gradually adopt the outsourcing model including labor and business process. This research analyzes the department of Supply Chain Management of C company how to establish a standard and criterion of outsourcing manpower by selecting a proper dispatching agency. First, the researcher set up the standard and criterion by confirmed with the experts of logistic service. Second, the researcher applied Modified Delphi Method to find out an assessment criterion for high-tech logistic service with over 40 questionnaires. Last, the researcher interviewed with 6 managers of photoelectric industry in Tainan Science-Based Industrial Park to investigate the process of selecting a suitable dispatching agency. The research provides a proper and objective model for Taiwan¡¦s TFT-LCD industry to select a suitable dispatching agency for outsourcing logistics service. Also, the research states an integrated conclusion of the motivation of appointing dispatching labors, and the condition and the requirement of selecting a dispatching agency for C company that is ¡§primary¡¨ use of the dispatching. This model also becomes the standard procedure of vendor scoring process in Procurement Department of C company. The research provides the objective evaluation pattern, and the positive effect for win-win supply relationship.
82

The Key Success Factors of Business Transformation in Heat Treatment Processing Industry

Chung, Jui-Han 17 January 2012 (has links)
From 1990 to 2006, accompanying with the development of mold and tool machine industries, the number of Taiwan heat treatment processing enterprises had increased from around 30 to 364. And the customers of heat treatment prefer to reduce manufacturing cost; they proceed to install heat treatment furnaces and learn the heat treatment technique. Based on above reasons, customers of heat treatment are losing gradually. The above caused price competition in and profit diluting. So, enterprises have to consider how to make use of advantages of material selection and heat treatment to transform the business toward self-brand or high value-added industry. Finally, to get rid of the destiny of traditional processing industry is the main goal of the research. The research tries to find out the key success factors of its transformation. It firstly collected relative document records to find out proper factors. Secondly it consulted 3 specialists and sifted out the first-phase factors. Thirdly it used AHP questionnaire to consult 11 experts and gather second-phase statistics. The purpose of above activities is ordering the priority of importance. The consequence reveals the top ten business transformation key success factors of heat treatment processing industry is listed as following by order:(1)core technique;(2)increased operating profit after allying;(3)skill¡Bexperience¡Badapting capability¡Band company loyalty of employee;(4) scale and future of market;(5)competition of manufacturing cost;(6)managing team capability;(7)support from high level manager;(8)increased industry competition after allying;(9)competition of present competitors;(10)bargaining power of buyers.
83

A study on the key success factors of international market management for machine tool industry in Taiwan

Lin, Shih-Chao 18 January 2012 (has links)
Under greatly improvement in manufacturing quality and R¡®D capacity, Taiwanese Machine Tool Industry gradually emerging on the international and saturated domestic market in recent years. Also, domestic market is gradually saturated; machine tool manufacturer is forced to move out of Taiwan. It also caused Taiwan tool industry to internationalize and step into the phase of international market management. Most enterprise scale of Taiwan machine tool industry belong to small and medium-sized ones. Under limited resource, it is a critical issue to allocate the resource efficiently and to control the key success factors of international marketing management. This research use publicly listed machine tool industry companies in Taiwan to be the study object. First, besides collecting related literatures in domestic and overseas, this research also used questionnaire and interviewees to study the key success factors of Taiwanese Machine Tool Industry international market management, by conclude the following four factors, which were entire environment, industrial structure, business competitive advantages and international market strategy. Secondly, the AHP (Analysis Hierarchy Process) will be used as analysis method to evaluate the importance of key success factors in Taiwanese Machine Tool Industry international market management. Finally, the results showed that the most important five factors of the key success factors in Taiwanese Machine Tool Industry international market management were: 1) Enterprise's brand/Business goodwill; 2) Tax reduction policy; 3) Global marketing networks management; 4) Key components of self-control and 5) The impact of the international environment. The weight ratio of factors could provide the Taiwanese Machine Tool Industry as the index for operating in foreign markets
84

Bridging the Gap between Network and Project Selection Levels in Pavement Management

Gurganus, Charles Felder 2011 May 1900 (has links)
Pavement management is one of the primary responsibilities for departments of transportation and other municipalities across the country. Efficient and proper use of taxpayer dollars to preserve and improve the existing transportation system has never been more important due to the current fiscal environment. Agencies use pavement management systems to store data describing the state of the network. This information is often used to help make decisions regarding the location of pavement preservation actions. There is often a discrepancy between the need estimates of network-level pavement management systems and where and how pavement preservation and improvement dollars are actually spent (i.e., actual pavement preservation and improvement projects). This research focuses on evaluating the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TxDOT) Pavement Management Information System (PMIS) to assess the agreement between its need estimates and actual construction projects at the district level. The research revealed there is little agreement between the output of PMIS’s Needs Estimate tool and actual construction projects. Possible reasons for this disagreement include the inability of PMIS’s Needs Estimates to consider the decision makers preferences and priorities, and also its inability to consider multiple years of condition data simultaneously. Through the use of the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), the research was able to capture the effect of several variables on the decision making process. Using this method, pavement project suggestions were created that more closely matched actual projects than what the current Needs Estimate tool suggests. The projects selected using the new method were then tested against actual construction within three counties of the Bryan district. The new method closely matches actual preservation decisions made by the district within these three counties.
85

Control and Management Strategy of Autonomous Vehicle Functions

Kim, Chang Won 2010 December 1900 (has links)
In this research, an autonomous vehicle function management methodology is studied. In accordance with the traffic situation, the decision making level chooses the optimal function that guarantees safety and minimizes fuel consumption while the control level is implemented via neuromorphic strategy based on the brain limbic system. To realize the decision making strategy, the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) is used by considering driving safety, driving speed, and fuel efficiency as the objectives. According to the traffic situation and predefined driving mode, Lane Change Maneuver (LCM) and Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) are chosen as the alternative functions in the AHP framework. The adaptive AHP is utilized to cope with dynamically changing traffic environment. The proposed adaptive AHP algorithm provides an optimal relative importance matrix that is essential to make decisions under a varying traffic situation and driving modes. The simulation results show that proposed autonomous vehicle function management structure produces optimal decisions that satisfy the driving preference. The stability of BLS based control is also investigated via Cell-to-Cell Mapping. In this research, autonomous vehicle functions such as Lane change maneuver and Adaptive cruise control are developed by means of BLS based control. The simulation results considered various traffic situations that an autonomous vehicle can encounter. To demonstrate the suggested control method Cell-to-Cell Mapping is utilized. Subsequently, the autonomous vehicle function management strategy is developed by Applying AHP and an adaptive AHP strategy is developed to cope with various traffic situations and driving modes. The suggested method is verified numerical simulations.
86

A Study on Selecting the Location for High Tech Industry-A Case Study on Biotechnology Industry

Luo, Hau-Jann 29 August 2003 (has links)
Abstract With the decoding of human genome, biotechnology has been regarded as to be one of the most prospective technologies in the next decades. Many countries have actively undertaken various R&D projects in order to get the leading position in this field. According to American and European experience in developing biotechnology industry, the development of biotechnology park serves the purposes of bettering production environment domestically and drawing international investment. The main purpose of the study is to find the optimal location of biotechnology park. Using the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), which has the characteristic with multi-criteria, indefinite, group decision-making, qualitative, this study has established an evaluation structure for development preference order based on biotechnology industry, science-based industrial park and location theory. The empirical study find out that the preference order from high to low of the priorities of the location choice factors is ¡§human resource,¡¨ ¡§R&D environment,¡¨ ¡§industrial environment,¡¨ ¡§public facilities¡¨ and ¡§communications and transportation.¡¨ And that the preference order from high to low of the optimal location of biotechnology industry is ¡§Hsin-Chu Science-based Park,¡¨ ¡§South Science-based Park¡¨ and ¡§Central Science-based Park.¡¨
87

Quality management system for native shipyard to build warships

Chen, Chih-Chang 01 July 2004 (has links)
A building project of new generation warship is required for national security, after long-term purchase plan and thoughtful evaluation. Based on the national policy, of ¡§Naval vessel built in native shipyard¡¨ to effectively build warships in native shipyard with limited manpower, under a planned quality management system, is the objective of this thesis. This thesis will start with the project management of shipyard for building warships in native shipyards. By collecting the quality management pattern of native shipyards, which had been involved in building projects of warships, personal investigation in the past experience, and information from interviewing experts, establish the key success hierarchy structure of quality management system for native shipyards to build warships. In addition, employ Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to analyze the results of questionnaires of experts¡¦ interview to conduct the study of priority weighing. The objective of this thesis is to find important reference information for native shipyards and navy project managing authorities for warship building. Seven kernel items in shipyard quality management including the management of manpower resource, the management of design, the management of purchase, the management of production, the management of quality and quality document, the management of vendors, and the management of industrial safety and sanitation are explored. It is expected to achieve the most effective arrangement, planning, and execution under limited human resources, and to stabilize the quality of warship building by executing practice and the priority of those kernel items for future warship building projects.
88

The study of key seccess factors for applying the profit center in the construction industry - The case study of a construction company in southern Taiwan.

Shen, Heng-su 04 January 2005 (has links)
Since Porfit Center had been applied in DuPont Company in 1920, it has become a popular business model which emphasized on elevating employees¡¦ self-commitment by sharing company¡¦s profit and has been adopted by companies around the world. For the construction industry in Taiwan, due to the decline of real estate market, the deflation of national construction plans and the action of joining into WTO, most construction companies are experiencing their difficult time and therefore are eager to make some changes. Profit Center then has been regarded as a helpful construction management tool to achieve higher performance. This thesis is a case study for a construction company that locates in southern Taiwan and is planning to introduce Profit Center into its system to improve its performance. This thesis follows Habitual Domains¡]HD¡^theory and Analytic Hierarchy Process ¡]AHP¡^method to create the key success factors ¡]KSF¡^for the case company, and a priority list that rankes by the weight index is built at the end of this thesis. To allocate their resource more efficiently for applying the Profit Center, a construction company is suggested to build its own key success factors based on the perspective of construction industry. That is, unlike emphasizing on hwo to share profit as other industries are used to, this study discovered that because high risks and frequent design¡¦s variation might greatly affect the cost of a construction project, the Profit Center in a construction firm is required to focus on how to keep encouraging its employees if the profit of the project is diminished due to the reasons as aforesaid.
89

Using Analytic Hierarchy Process to Construct a Performance Evaluation Model for Assessment of Direct Labor in the Paper Mill.

Chang, Yu-Hsien 21 June 2005 (has links)
Through decades of development along the thriving economy, the paper mill industry in Taiwan has had substantial growth in both quality and quantity. However, the rising trend of corporate digitalization and paperless information transmission in recent years brought the paper industry a never-before-seen impact. Therefore, this research approaches the subject from the aspect of constructing a performance evaluation model for assessment of direct labor in the paper mill industry by using the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), in expectation to provide a set of more subjective evaluation model to replace the objective, impression-based evaluation method traditionally used in the dominatingly small and medium enterprise centered paper mill industry. A subjective evaluation system will provide evaluated employees information on their performance and development; through such method, the company will be able to strengthen employees¡¦ core abilities and further upgrade the company¡¦s competitiveness to achieve the goal of sustainable development. Subjects of this research are 108 member companies of the Taiwan Paper Mill Industry Association. The survey study were conducted in two stages: The first stage focused on significance analysis; in which indicators that do not have significance to the performance of direct labor in the paper mill industry are deleted. The second stage interviewed 52 companies that are currently implementing performance evaluation systems. The screened performance evaluation indicators are then calculated by the Analytic Hierarchy Process to derive their relative importance and weight. Through analysis of the Analytic Hierarchy Process, we derived an evaluation form for assessment of direct labor in the paper mill industry. Through further study, we discovered that in the performance evaluation dimensions, the work performance dimension has the highest relative importance, professional knowledge/abilities second and personal quality last. Since the full evaluation developed in this research are statistically based, it can be not only provided as a reference for evaluation activities but also converted into an internal audit system for regular evaluation and perpetual improvement to constantly reinforce the company¡¦s competitiveness. This research was also implemented on a target case for empirical study. In which, an actual evaluation with the model developed in this study was carried out. Results of the performance evaluation were highly affirmed by the higher-level management of the experimented company. They consider that this evaluation model is highly interpretative and can be used for future performance evaluation.
90

Application and Development of Decision Analysis and Resolution Tools for CMMI Level 3

Su, Tsang-Ming 01 July 2005 (has links)
Capability Maturity Model Integrated (CMMI) developed by Software Engineering Institute of Carnegie Mellon University is aimed to improve the productivity of software development. From CMM to CMMI, they have been adopted worldwide. But the large numbers of unsuccessful and/or painful implementations have proved these implementations easier said than done. The software industry in Taiwan faces the challenge of global competition. Continuous improvement of productivity becomes inevitable. To achieve this goal, recently, government and non-government organizations together promote the CMMI. This thesis focuses on the Decision Analysis and Resolution of CMMI Level 3. Through the design of related methods and the development of software tools, the decision process can be more structured and more effective. Potential applications include evaluation and selection of software and hardware, outsourcing partner, tools, risk resolution alternatives or people. The typical Go/No-Go decision can also fit into it. The decision analysis methods included in this research are Multi-attribute Decision Making and Analytic Hierarchy Process(AHP). In addition, alternative screening and group decision making can be integrated into the above methods.

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