臺灣博碩士論文加值系統

價值創造一直是商業運作的核心焦點。然而，在文化創意產業的發展過程裡，如何取得並運用資本來創造價值仍是尚待探索的議題。因此本研究在資本觀點與價值創造理論的框架下，透過質性研究的單一個案來探索這理解相當有限的議題。
本研究的個案為位於台南市的皇尚企業，在因緣際會之下，該企業由傳統儀器的製造進入文創事業的發展，著手經營台南市定古蹟「夕遊出張所」，將台南在地文化發揚光大，並且成為台南文創發展的重要指標。
藉由皇尚企業經營文創發展的個案，本研究揭露兩點意涵：第一、文化創意產業的發展為四資本交互運用之動態歷程，其中社會資本為啟動交互運用之關鍵鑰匙；第二、文化創意產業以文化資本為核心，搭配其他資本進行價值創造。

Value creation has been a central focus in business operation. In the development of cultural and creative industrial industries, however, how to acquire and utilize capital to create value is less studied. Framed within the capital and value creation perspectives, this research explores this under-investigated issue through a qualitative single case study.
The case under exploration is Hwang Sun Enterprise (HSE) which successfully migrates from traditional equipment production into cultural and creative production.
This research develops two implications. First, the development of cultural and creative industry is a dynamic process of interaction by the four capital. Within the dynamic process, social capital play the key role to start the interaction. Second, Cultural capital is the core of value creation in cultural and creative industry. And it should be aided by other capital to create value.

中文摘要 I
Creating Value from Capital： The Case of Hwang Sun Enterprise’s SIO House II
致謝 VI
目錄 VII
表目錄 IX
圖目錄 X
第一章 緒論 1
第一節 研究背景與動機 1
壹. 研究背景 1
貳. 研究動機 3
參. 研究目的與問題 5
第二章 文獻回顧 6
第一節 價值創造 6
壹. 何謂價值 6
貳. 如何創造價值 8
第二節 資本觀點 10
第三章 研究方法 19
第一節 質性研究 19
第二節 個案研究法 20
第三節 研究對象與資料蒐集 21
壹. 個案選定考量 21
貳. 個案介紹 22
參. 資料蒐集 23
第四章 個案研究 28
壹. 跨入文創產業-- 一切始於「社會資本」 28
貳. 夕遊出張所的萌芽--「智慧資本」的運用 31
參. 夕遊出張所的茁壯--「智慧資本」與「社會資本」維持與強化 38
肆. 經營觸角的延伸--「文化資本」與「經濟資本」強化 40
第五章 討論 42
第六章 結論 51
第一節 研究貢獻 51
壹. 理論意涵 51
貳. 實務意涵 53
第二節 研究限制與未來研究方向 54
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