臺灣博碩士論文加值系統

The electric wire and cable industry holds a key status in every national economy. During the 80s the government of Taiwan started to guide and lead this key industry and promote its development. After Taiwan became a member of WTO, the wire and cable machinery industry faced more severe global competition than before. Competition is always the central agenda for all companies and is a key reason for a company’s success or failure. The present thesis focuses on analyzing competitive strategies used by the wire and cable machinery industry in Taiwan.
Competitive strategy can help a company to find and establish a favorable and sustainable position within an industry and withstand growing hypercompetition. The present study analyzes the structure of the wire and cable machinery industry, its current development features and further development opportunities, utilizing Michael Porters classical taxonomy (generic strategies: cost leadership, differentiation and focus), SWOT and first-mover advantage (FMA) discusses appropriate competitive strategies for an observed company in an individual case study framework. The findings of the present research are as follows:
1. Although Taiwanese manufacturers have achieved a fairly high level of machine performance there are still some gaps in processing technology, design and output capacity. In addition most Taiwanese wire and cable machinery companies need to improve management and operation systems, marketing, branding and distribution policies.
2. The subject company follows a differentiation strategy as noted in the list of generic strategies put forward by Michael Porter and obtains size and timing first mover advantages. Although the company has all necessary resources and capabilities for maintaining its competitive strategy, it needs to improve its positioning and strengthen its advantages, to be able to differentiate itself.

The electric wire and cable industry holds a key status in every national economy. During the 80s the government of Taiwan started to guide and lead this key industry and promote its development. After Taiwan became a member of WTO, the wire and cable machinery industry faced more severe global competition than before. Competition is always the central agenda for all companies and is a key reason for a company’s success or failure. The present thesis focuses on analyzing competitive strategies used by the wire and cable machinery industry in Taiwan.
Competitive strategy can help a company to find and establish a favorable and sustainable position within an industry and withstand growing hypercompetition. The present study analyzes the structure of the wire and cable machinery industry, its current development features and further development opportunities, utilizing Michael Porters classical taxonomy (generic strategies: cost leadership, differentiation and focus), SWOT and first-mover advantage (FMA) discusses appropriate competitive strategies for an observed company in an individual case study framework. The findings of the present research are as follows:
1. Although Taiwanese manufacturers have achieved a fairly high level of machine performance there are still some gaps in processing technology, design and output capacity. In addition most Taiwanese wire and cable machinery companies need to improve management and operation systems, marketing, branding and distribution policies.
2. The subject company follows a differentiation strategy as noted in the list of generic strategies put forward by Michael Porter and obtains size and timing first mover advantages. Although the company has all necessary resources and capabilities for maintaining its competitive strategy, it needs to improve its positioning and strengthen its advantages, to be able to differentiate itself.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Abstract.................................................i
Table of Contents.......................................ii
List of Tables..........................................iv
List of Figures.........................................vi

Chapter 1. Introduction..................................1
1.1. Research Background and Motivation..............1
1.2. Research Objectives.............................3
1.3. Reasearch Structure and Framework...............3
1.4. Research Contributions..........................5
1.5. Research Limitations............................5

Chapter 2. Literature Review.............................7
2.1. Michael E. Porter’s Generic Strategies Taxonomy....7
2.2. First-Mover Advantage Paradigm.....................12

Chapter 3. The Methodology..............................17
3.1. Data Source........................................17
3.2. Case Method........................................17

Chapter 4. Industry Analysis and Company Introduction...21
4.1. Wire and Cable Machinery Industry Analysis.........21
4.2. Global Trends and Development Opportunities within Wire and Cable Industry.................................36
4.3. Company Introduction...............................39

Chapter 5. Case Analysis................................55
5.1. Generic Strategies Analysis Framework..............55
5.2. First-mover Advantages Analysis Framework..........57

Chapter 6. Conclusions and Discussion...................59

Reference...............................................61
Appendix................................................72
Appendix A Further Trade Fairs for Wire and Cable Machinery Industry and Related Products ................72
Appendix B International Organizations and Associations related to Wire and Cable Machinery Industry and Related Products................................................73

LIST OF TABLES
Table 2-1 Risks of Generic Strategies....................8
Table 2-2 The Leader’s Advantages......................13
Table 4-1 Wire and Cable Machinery Manufacturers........27
Table 4-2 Annual Production and Sales Volume of
Wire and Cable..................................30
Table 4-3 Annual Export and Import Volume of
Wire and Cable Types............................31
Table 4-4 Annual Prodcution and Sales Volume of
Different Types of Wire and Cable...............32
Table 4-5 Annual Import & Export Volume of Wire and Cable....................................................31
Table 4-6 Annual Import & Export Volume of Wire and Cable
Within Geographic Regions........................34
Table 4-7 Annual Export Volume of Top10 Producing Countries
in the Wire and Cable Market....................35
Table 4-8 Annual Import Volume of Top 10 Importing Countries in the Wire and Cable Market..................35
Table 4-9 Manufacturing Requirements for Wire and Cable
Production.....................................36
Table 4-10 Comparison Table of Pioneer Machinery Co., Ltd and Pan-Pioneer Co., Ltd................................41
Table 4-11 Comparison Table of Pioneer Machinery Co., Ltd and Pan-Pioneer Co., Ltd Production Lines...............43
Table 4-12 Growth Rate of Pioneer Machinery Co., Ltd...46
Table 4-13 Percentage of Spending of Pioneer Machinery Co., Ltd ..............................................49
Table 4-14 Global Market Share of
Pioneer Machinery Co., Ltd ...................49
Table 4-15 Representative Offices and Sales Agents of
Pioneer Machinery Co., Ltd....................50
Table 4-16 Main Rivals of Pioneer Machinery Co., Ltd for
Global Market Share...........................51
Table 4-17 Comparison Table of Main Competitors of
Pioneer Machinery Co., Ltd in Taiwan by Sales Region.................................................53
Table 4-18 SWOT Analysis Matix.........................54



LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1-1Research Flow Chart...........................4
Figure 4-1 Wire and Cable Industry Structure...........23
Figure 4-2 Structure of Pioneer Machinery Co., Ltd, Taiwan ................................................47
Figure 4-3 Structure of Sichuan Pioneer Technology Co., Ltd....................................................48
Figure 4-4 Pioneer Machinery Co., Ltd Global Sales: By Region and Country.....................................51

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