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  • About
  • 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.
291

The Competition and Development Trend of Ultrapure Water Systems - A Case Study of S Corporation

Huang, Kun-sheng 01 August 2011 (has links)
The number of applications and the significance of ultrapure water are increasing over time in both traditional and high-tech industries. For ultrapure water treatment and production, two important types of equipments are the green technology with Electrodeionization modules (EDI), and the traditional ion exchange resins with Mixed Beds (MB). Unfortunately, it is a concern that the highly polluting MB technology produces a large volume of waste-water during the regeneration process, but still owns around 90% market share of all ultrapure water systems. By contrast, although EDI, a high-tech green product of the latest generation, has excellent market advantages and a promising future of totally replacing MB, it grabs only around 10% market share as of 2010. Perhaps, the technology and timing for EDI to be widely applied are still premature. It is also likely that most industrial consumers do not fully understand the real value and deep impact of EDI, and cling to MB under the conventional cost-price consideration. However, it is a global trend to be environmentally friendly. For example, in recent years the world¡¦s major automobile companies have invested in developing and manufacturing hybrid/electric vehicles that are equally functional yet more costly than traditional cars. Moreover, governments counteract general consumers¡¦ preference for low-price products by imposing more stringent standards for cars¡¦ emissions and energy consumptions with the aid of new laws and subsidies. If there is a lesson to be learned here, isn¡¦t EDI to the ultrapure water industry what hybrid/electric cars are to the automobile industry in terms of their developing trends and values? This thesis will examine a specific case, S company, which manufactures EDI. Through the analysis of the company, advantages of its products, and potential opportunities in its business environment, empirically it can be shown that EDI will inevitably become the mainstream in the future market by gradually replacing all traditional MB. Hopefully such an empirical conclusion would inspire and educate industrial manufacturers to make their future choices between EDI and traditional MB based not only on the operating efficiency, but also on which technology contributes more to environmental protection and earth sustainability during the development of an enterprise. It is also of hope that the perspective on system designs and usages could be more objective and unbiased. For instance, instead of always chasing low costs as the first priority in the pursuit of profits and development, enterprises could take into account social responsibilities, such as environment protection, energy conservation, and carbon reduction, and become pioneers in carbon footprint reduction.
292

Information Capability enables Enterprise Competitive Competencs

Chang, Li-Ching 03 August 2011 (has links)
The economic milieu of today is fast paced and ever changing. We have entered the era of a technology and knowledge-based economy that has been further characterized by high speed dissemination of information over the internet. Therefore, corporate entities need to harness information capability via information management skills in order to raise the performance of their operational competences. This would in turn facilitate the rapidity by which market and clients' demands may be addressed so as to increase the corporate entity's competitive edge. The understanding of the interrelationship between each of abovementioned fields had been in high demand by industries and has also been a topic if continued interest in academia. This study adopted a structured approach to explore classical and traditional view as well as relationship between operational competences¡B competitive competences and information capability by combining published literature and practical analysis with depth interviews. There is a positive relationship between information capability and operational competences¡Aoperational competences and firm¡¦s competitive competences. Garmin Ltd. was founded in 1989 and has become GPS leader in the world. Garmin was used as a case to demonstrate the model of long term evolution of competitive competences.
293

Late-mover Advantages¡GA Study of Sporting-goods Industry

Wang, Shin-fu 29 June 2012 (has links)
In recent years, the size of the sporting goods industry in mainland China is developing so rapidly that led many Chinese national sports brand to the market. Among them, the most representative brands, Li Ning and Anta, not only have outstanding performances in the Chinese market, but more gradually into the international sports market. But sporting goods industry as a mature market, especially under the domination of international brands such as NIKE and ADIDAS, it is very difficult for a new luxury brand to survive as a late-mover. In this research, based on New Business Model (Hamel, 2000) and Second-Mover Advantage Theory (Varadarajan et al, 1992), developing a structural model to discuss how could a new sporting goods brand succeed competing with existing brands and go international. Li Ning and Anta, two new China sproting brands, are taken as our study cases. Several important findings are as following: 1. The national character is the competitive advantage of the sporting goods company. Companies should integrate into the China element in the product, and also go to explore the spirit of China's unique culture. 2. Differentiation from competitors through brand positioning, to find their own niche markets. 3. Through continued sponsorship of international competition, the well-known players, not only can produce international visibility, and better able to establish its brand image. 4. China's overall environment provides the opportunity to develop sporting goods company. Key Words: Li Ning, Anta, Sporting Brands, Second-Mover, Competitive advantage
294

The impacts of green entrepreneurial leadership on green human capital and competitive advantage

Tsai, Hsi-Jou 03 August 2012 (has links)
Environmental degradation has become a major concern for all humankind. The environmental problems are no longer confined to one enterprise. The need for ¡§Greening¡¨ is urgent for enterprises because they have to gain competitive advantage.¡@ Moreover, green human capital is considered most important element of competitive advantage in most enterprises. All of the competencies of the green human capital within an enterprise is intangible assets. It is believed that if an enterprise knows that green entrepreneurial leadership contributes green human capital and competitive advantage, it can be managed effectively. This study extended previous research by attending to the boundaries of the relationship between green human capital and competitive advantage. Furthermore, we would like to examine the impact of green entrepreneurial leadership on green human capital and competitive advantage. These hypotheses were supported in examination of 108 enterprises which attained the Annual Enterprises Environmental Protection Award via Environmental Protection Administration Executive Yuan, and the enterprises which is registered in the Ministry of Economic Affairs in Taiwan. The 231 objects are environmentalists, director of human resources department, and director of marketing department. We used confirmatory factor analysis, correlation analysis, and regression analysis to testify our hypotheses. The study findings indicated: 1. Charismatic leadership increased positive relationship between development of green human capital and competitive advantage. 2. Ethical leadership increased positive relationship between development of green human capital and competitive advantage. 3. Proactive personality increased positive relationship between development of green human capital and competitive advantage. Practical implications were illustrated as following: 1. Enterprises should attach importance to selection of green human capital. 2. Enterprises should attach importance to development and leverage of green human capital. Finally, suggestions for future research and the limitation of this study also discussed.
295

Probe into Creative Transforming Strategy of Automobile Parts and Accessories Industry - Case Study on A Company

CHEN, LI-JU 29 August 2012 (has links)
The Automobile parts and accessories manufacturing industry in Taiwan is facing that, the whole industry development moves to mature period, the competing and managing mold of the manufacturers differ much from the past, the competition from globalizing markets, and the world factory, China, rises, so the enterprises would face more variables and challenges. Therefore, it¡¦s important to deeply probe into how to improve managing effects by innovative transformative strategy. For the inner of enterprises, it must think about what the main surviving core competitiveness is to adjust to the active competitive ability. And the key for enterprises to sustainable development is continuous creativity. Creativeness has become the necessity for structure development. The structure of automobile parts and accessories industry in Taiwan is transforming. In the recent years, it¡¦s developed gradually toward the concentrated industry of technology, knowledge, and capital. Therefore, it¡¦s important day by day for Taiwan enterprises that not only investing in more budgets on R&D and personnel trainings, but also establishing the managing and technology strategy. This research probes into how to submit the strategy of enterprise transforming, and strengthen the self-competitiveness, to establish the competitive advantage under active competitive managing environment, and adjusting to the benefits and threats of ¡§the globalization of domestic markets; the localization of global markets.¡¨
296

Environmental Strategic Management: Analysis of Enterprise Integrative Competitiveness

Wu, Shang-Ju 14 September 2012 (has links)
The importance of environmental protection rises with economic development; ironically, the fact is a result of environmental destruction. In old days, we thought that environmental destruction was unavoidable for developing economy, whereas nowadays we have perceived that the extended cost from destroying environment will eventually come back onto us from the viewpoint of ecological loop system. Human¡¦s social economic activities have been continuously changing with time and technology, which means that there will be relatively new emerging industries and business. New business strategies could lead existing economic activities to new types of economy, and new types of economy could lead to new business operational strategies. Therefore, in the wake of environmentalism is the pressure and new driving force for business operation, causing competitive environmental strategy is an undeniable trend for running business today. This research is based on literary reviews, in-depth interviews, and comparative quantitive analysis to study environmental strategic management under four dimensions, the pressures caused by externl factors, internal resource base, enterprise environmental strategies, and the value and performance of environmental strategy. This thesis expects to identify how Taiwan enterprises develop integrative competitiveness through environmental strategies within organizations. The research findings are as follows: 1.The objective of environmental strategy is sustainable business which is compatible with environment prosperously. 2.Environmental protection and economy cannot stand alone without social equity, and environmental strategy must take people into account. 3.The essence of environmental strategy is the cohesion of people (society), economy, and environment. 4.The triangle framework of environmental strategy, cause-effect diagram of competitive environmental strategy, and green implementation path tree illustrate strategies, methods, and paths for enterprise environmental strategies.
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YOSHIDA, RIKA 13 January 2004 (has links)
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298

The Study for Post-M&D Integration-A Real Case of USI Group

Lin, Cheng-Hsiung 28 January 2004 (has links)
Under the situation of the internationalization and global trend, enterprises are facing ever more rigorous competition. Therefore the best way to keep sustainable competitive advantage is to upgrade continuously, and through economies of scale and economies of scope to keep the cost down. Furthermore, to ensure firm¡¦s global competitiveness, the fast growth strategies are through mergers and acquisitions. Based on that American enterprises had over nine thousand M&A cases, we found about three fourth of the result of M&A are not successful achievement; its failure rate is extremely high. The reasons included fault in selecting the target, over-paying, and failing to integrate after M&A. Although M&A can instantly gain the another firm, but still long way to achieving success, because the effects in M&A must go through integration stages. Even if the M&A strategy is correct and the price is reasonable, failing to integrate after M&A, the synergy of M&A is unable to reach. This individual research is deeply researching the process and result of USI group after M&A, then compare between the research results and related documents, and conduct to conclude the suggestion for the further integration.
299

Air Cargo Warehouse Of Using Value Marketing Chains to Construct Competitive Advantages -Taking Taiwan Air Cargo Terminal¡]TACT¡^ of for Example

Sun, Yi-chung 26 June 2004 (has links)
ABSTRACT After Taiwan Air Cargo Terminal ¡]TACT¡^has walked through the monopoly, deregulation, privatization process, the services which they have been providing can't match the demand of modern cargo transportation, including of high-service-quality and high-speed-pass customs. The basic theory we adopted is¡§ Value Marketing Chains¡¨¡]Porter, 1985¡^and ¡§Competitive Advantages¡¨¡]Porter, 1990¡^in this study, its goals as follows: 1. To investigate the important service value factors of air cargo warehouse and difference range of service value after the privatization, 2. Discuss the correlation between service value and competitive advantages, 3. Use TACT cases to explain have an empirical on value chains and competitive advantages. This study is designed with retrospective-prospective due. By citing secondary data and in depth interviews offered from hardware etc. four key successful factors, by identifying, value delivery six step, and three stages cargo terminal organization type change, analyzed includes its value and four competitive advantages, example first-mover advantages etc. Furthermore, to design questionnaires and send 200 pieces surveying, get through depth interviews and data analysis, it show the four services value after privatization is high-degree and statistical significance expect hard-service . This study to codify a few consequence, example extend information service, quickly construct step, promote fixable service, aggrandize alliance, adjust contract and law, etc. keywords¡GPrivatization , Value chains , Value marketing chains , Competitive advantages..
300

A study of channel strategies for computer product distributers based on transaction cost theory

Wu, Chien-Chang 26 July 2004 (has links)
This thesis is based on the theory of Transaction cost to analyze the problems of transaction cost in the internal market of computer product channels.Computer product distributors are as the selected our main research target to analyze the effect of their transaction cost and their strategies when facing the cooperation relationship between the up- stream suppliers and down- stream retailer. This thesis uses multiple case study as research methodology, selecting five representative distributors, such as Acer Inc, Synnex technology international corp. , Gemuine C&C Inc., Xander international corp. and Taiwan aries corp. LTD., etc. To proceeding analysis and interview. The research results obtained show that computer product distributors have to assist up- stream manufacturers to solve the problems of transaction cost not only between retailers and customers but also between themselves and down- stream retailer and even between customers at end-point. In the other hand, as their competition strategies, it¡¦s necessary and important to pay attention on problems of transaction cost between up- stream manufacturers, management of possible conflicting channels and the fierce competition at this area. Therefore, computer product distributors must use relative channels carefully to solve the problems of transaction cost between manufacturers, retailers and customers.

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