中山管理評論

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中山管理評論  2015/3

第23卷第1期  p.91-135

DOI:10.6160/2015.03.03


題目
移地邏輯:進入新興市場的商業模式演進
The Logic of Relocation: The Evolving Business Models for Entering Emerging Markets
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作者
何明豐、林博文/國立清華大學科技管理研究所、國立清華大學科技管理研究所
Ming-Feng Ho, Bou-Wen Lin/

Institute of Technology Management, National Tsing Hua University; Institute of Technology Management, National Tsing Hua University


摘要(中文)

本研究建立於國際進入以及商業模式之文獻,提出商業模式四大構面的動態創新要素模型,檢視在新興市場中高科技廠商如何利用商業模式創新與聯盟的交互運用而整合為商業模式的創新。在理論發展上,本研究強調進入新興市場後外部資源開發之重要性,首先將企業外部學習成長策略如外部聯盟與網絡列為商業模式的要素之一。企業在進軍新興市場時便須依外部資源的累積來決定在新興市場的商業模式創新,而形成一個同時強調商業模式要素變動與外部資源累積之動態調整軌跡。在此一商業模式動態創新軌跡模型引導下,本研究採用比較個案研究方法,探討加捷科技與華苓科技這二家企業個案在中國之商業模式創新,並且解讀其軌跡發展的差異性與共通性。本文最後討論理論、實務意涵以及未來研究建議。

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關鍵字(中文)

商業模式、創新、創業、聯盟、新興市場


摘要(英文)

Drawing on the foreign entry and business model literature, this paper develops an alternative framework based on dynamic resources feedback for analyzing business model innovation process in emerging markets. This paper argues business model innovation in emerging markets begins with local alliance and resource from partners. This business model innovation is dynamic and path dependent, implying the dynamic business model innovation is shaped by organizational asset and capability that are evolved and accumulative in emerging markets over time. With the proposed framework in mind, the paper adopts a comparative case study methodology to analyze the business model innovation in two Taiwanese firms -- Chia Jei Business Technology company and Flowring Technology corporation. This paper concludes by discussion implications for theory, practice and future research.

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關鍵字(英文)

business model, innovation, entrepreneurship, alliance, emerging markets


政策與管理意涵

從實務管理的角度來看,新的商業模式的出現,很大程度上是源於對未來 的不確定性,這個不確定性往往又來自於新技術的創新或是新的市場開創,而 為了因應新技術創新或是新市場開創,企業組織就必須隨之調整與改變。這就 是本研究提出的商業模式創新的動態觀點,符合企業的實務運作架構。而新興 市場由於低階初級產品的尚待普及和日後的需求高度成長及環境變動大等因 素交織下,商業模式的創新是更有可為的。因此本論文著重於新興市場的商業 模式創新的研究,期望能提供企業如何利用企業內部有限的資源去掌握新興市 場需求,結合外部資源的商業模式動態創新往往就是解答。 商業模式是創造客戶價值的企業經營活動的總和,創新的商業模式能使企 業獲得更多用戶的青睞,能使企業獲得更好的發展。本研究的案例中,台商在 進軍中國市場時也並非什麼事都親力親為,而是特別注重尋找中國當地的策略 性夥伴,並與之結盟期能使市場的開拓更能借力使力,而非一切從頭做起。或 許是台灣的本土市場小使得台商一進中國這麼大的市場一開始就有借力使力 的觀念,又或許是台灣特別了解中國人的文化氛圍,且領先中國先接受了商業 現代化的洗禮。本研究特別值得進軍中國且改變商業模式的中外企業參考。 透過本研究對商業模式動態創新在市場變動方向的分析,面對新興市場 時,企業可將商業模式變動要素進行分解,以優先、必要調整的要素進行組織 及管理上的調適,以達到進軍新興市場最有利的實務營運方式。當進入新興市 場時,原先商業模式可先複製到新興市場,但必須同時思考當地的商業脈絡做 為商業模式修正的來源。規模不大的中小企業,透過網絡與當地企業適時交換 資源,將有助於取得優勢,透過新興市場當地的在地網絡尋找合適的資源。在 新興市場發展出的商業模式,與原有商業模式如何並存,本研究提出了二元平衡的作法,值得藉由開發新興市場發展全球化商業模式的國際企業參考。


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