臺灣博碩士論文加值系統

In recent years, different from the capital as the main axis of the economic system, the global economy has gradually developed into the "Knowledge Accumulation and Innovation" as the main driving force of economic growth and propelled productivity. Moreover, according to the proof of Harvard Business Review, the outsourcing strategy reveals the tendency of strategic business administration. And the accumulation of knowledge and engineering manpower outsourcing (EMO) presents the case of growth and decline (Gavious et al, 2003). Since companies make the outsourcing decisions of skilled manpower, how to maintain the accumulation of knowledge within the enterprise and to get along with outsourcing by external knowledge to achieve balance and best value becomes an important issue in industries. At present, Taiwan is still lack of systematic and theoretical models for the optimization of knowledge accumulation (KA) and EMO. Therefore, this study aims to conduct the research and analysis of Taiwan''s optical industry by adopting a mathematical model of the system that accomplishes EMO and structure of optimization model. Furthermore, this study applies the optimization model on AU Optronics Corporation to accomplish the study of KA and EMO.

Certification................................ii
Acknowledgements............................iii
Abstract.....................................iv
List of Figures.............................vii
List of Tables.............................viii
Chapter 1.....................................1
Introduction..................................1
1.1 General background information............1
1.2 Research motivation.......................1
1.3 Purpose of research.......................2
1.4 Research scope and limitations............3
1.5 Research process..........................3
Chapter 2.....................................5
Literature Review.............................5
2.1 Outsourcing of human resources............5
2.1.1 The Effectiveness of EMO................6
2.1.2 The EMO Decision-Making Model...........8
2.1.3 The EMO Make-or-buy Decision............9
2.1.4 Discussion of EMO from the Perspectives of Cost, Strategy, and Resources......................11
2.2 Knowledge Accumulation (KA)..............13
2.2.1 Knowledge Integration Ability (KIA)....15
2.2.2 Knowledge Absorption Ability (KAA).....16
2.2.3 Knowledge Sharing Ability (KSA)........18
2.3 Cost function............................20
2.3.1 Translog cost function.................20
2.3.2 The advantage and disadvantage of translog function .............................................21
2.4 Optimization theory......................22
2.4.1 Optimization and its background........22
2.4.2 Objective Function.....................23
2.4.3 Organization of optimization problems..24
Chapter 3....................................28
Research Methodology.........................28
3.1 Research Tools...........................28
3.1.1 Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP).......28
3.1.2 Research structure of AHP..............31
3.1.3 Borland C++ Builder....................33
3.2 Research Structure.......................34
3.3 Research design..........................36
3.4 Introduction of AU Optronics Corporation.39
Chapter 4....................................41
Data Analysis................................41
4.1 AHP Questionnaire........................41
4.1.1 Experts in Questionnaire...............41
4.1.2 The Overall Weighing of Major Factors..42
4.1.3 The Weighting of Sub-factors inside Each Category.....................................43
4.2 The KA Questionnaire.....................45
4.2.1 Basic Information Analysis.............46
4.2.2 The correspondence factor of questionnaire item.........................................47
4.2.3 The Parameter..........................48
4.2.4 Calculation of scale PK................50
4.2.5 The Analysis of Second Stage Questionnaire................................53
Chapter 5....................................60
Conclusion and Recommendation................60
5.1 Research Contributions and Managerial Implications.................................60
5.2 Future Research Direction................62
Chinese Reference............................63
English Reference............................65
Appendix I:..................................70
Appendix II:.................................77
Appendix III:................................80

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