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研究生:邱士榮
研究生(外文):Chiu, Shih-Jung
論文名稱:高階經營團隊特質與策略科技聯盟之關係影響研究--以高科技產業為例
論文名稱(外文):The Impact of Top Management Team Characteristics and Strategic Technoloty Alliance : An Empirical and Comparison Study of High Technoloty Industry
指導教授:吳萬益吳萬益引用關係
指導教授(外文):Wu, Wann-Yih
學位類別:碩士
校院名稱:國立成功大學
系所名稱:企業管理學系
學門:商業及管理學門
學類:企業管理學類
論文種類:學術論文
論文出版年:2001
畢業學年度:89
語文別:中文
論文頁數:148
中文關鍵詞:高階經營團隊科技聯盟經營績效科技聯盟競爭優勢策略科技聯盟
外文關鍵詞:top management team (TMT)technology alliance performancetechnology alliance competitive advantagestrategic technology alliance (STA)
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透過TMT之運籌帷幄,高科技企業能夠充分掌握市場脈動與先機,是獲致競爭優勢與持續成長的關鍵因素所在,而與世界級高科技公司的科技聯盟與技術轉移成為必經之道,同時高階經營團隊的特質,包括團隊背景、認知導向與決策模式等,實為決定企業是否能正確評估聯盟之可行性,決定聯盟的採行模式,進而創造聯盟的關鍵成功因素,並延續其競爭優勢的關鍵所在。誠如上述,本研究提出主要研究目的為:(1)探討策略科技聯盟模式及產業競爭特性的不同在高階經營團隊特質、策略科技聯盟考量因素、策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素、策略科技聯盟競爭優勢及策略科技聯盟經營績效等構面之差異;(2)探討不同類型高科技產業在高階經營團隊特質、策略科技聯盟考量因素、策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素、策略科技聯盟競爭優勢及策略科技聯盟經營績效等構面之差異;(3)探討高階經營團隊特質、策略科技聯盟考量因素、策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素、策略科技聯盟競爭優勢及策略科技聯盟經營績效等構面之互動關係;(4)探討高階經營團隊特質、產業競爭特性及策略科技聯盟考量因素對策略科技聯盟發展模式的影響。本研究之研究對象係以台灣地區高科技產業之高階經營團隊成員進行抽樣問卷調查。
本研究之結論如下:
1.TMT規模愈大、TMT年資差異愈小、TMT教育程度愈高,則其管理風格之表現較為積極開於,勇於變革。
2.在不同產業中,以生物科技廠商之表現最佳;水平競爭之廠商較垂直競爭廠商之表現為佳;股權投資與契約協定之廠商其聯盟競爭優及聯盟績效較佳。
3.當科技聯盟成員間之信任承諾及成員配適程度愈高時,且創新及效率基礎之表現愈佳,其科技聯盟經營績效也愈顯著。
4.當TMT之管理風格採取變革開創式之領導、產業內競爭者與替代品之競爭程度愈高,且聯盟是以資源技術及成本效率作為考量時,其科技聯盟傾向選擇合資之模式。
These are the critical elements that high-tech firms can obtain competitive advantage and continuous growth by grasp adequately the beating and opportunity of market through devise strategy in the command tent of TMT. Thus it is the essential way for Taiwanese high-tech firms to formulate technology alliance and transfer with world caliber high-tech firms. TMT characters including TMT background, reorganization orientations, and decision pattern, are the crucial intermediaries to assess correctly the feasibility and model choice of alliances, therefore, to create the key success factors of alliance and to continue competitive advantage. Exactly as said, the research issues are as follows: (1) to compare the similarities and differences of TMT characteristics, STA motives, STA key success factor, STA competitive advantage, and STA performance with STA development models and situations of industrial competitive peculiarity;(2) to compare the similarities and differences of TMT characteristics, STA motives, STA key success factor, STA competitive advantage, and STA performance with different type of industries;(3) to examine the interactions between TMT characteristics, STA motives, STA key success factors, STA competitive advantage, and STA performance;(4) to incorporate the view of TMT characters, industrial competitive peculiarity, and STA motives in analyzing factors influencing the model choice of STA. The sample of this research is the membership of TMT in Taiwanese high-tech industry.
The research findings are as follows:
1.As the scale of the TMT become larger, the variations of TMT members on seniority and TMT working time, and educational status, then the management style of TMT become more aggressive and flexible.
2.Among different industries, the strategic alliance of the biological firms tend to perform better than these of other firms. Firms with horizontal competition tend to perform better than those with vertical competition. Firms with strategic alliance through equal sharing and contractual agreement tend to perform better than firms with joint venture.
3.For the interrelationships between key success factors, STA competitive advantages, TMT management styles and alliances performances, it is shown that if the trust and partnership fitting between STA memberships became higher, then these firm tend to perform better on innovation, efficiency and STA performance.
4.If TMT adopted aggressive changing management style, if firms acquiring higher competitive advantage on competitor and substitution, and if they emphasize resource technology and cost efficiency, then these firms tend to select joint venture as their strategic alliance model.
目錄
中文摘要
英文摘要
誌謝
目錄I
表目錄III
圖目錄IV
第一章  緒論1
   第一節  研究背景與研究動機1
   第二節  研究目的3
   第三節  研究範圍與觀念性架構4
   第四節  研究流程5
   第五節  論文結構6
第二章  文獻探討7
   第一節  高階經營團隊相關文獻7
   第二節  產業競爭特性14
   第三節  策略科技聯盟考量因素18
   第四節  策略科技聯盟發展模式25
   第五節  策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素29
   第六節  策略科技聯盟競爭優勢32
   第七節  策略科技聯盟經營績效36
   第八節  各構面互動影響關係之研究39
第三章  研究設計與研究方法47
   第一節  研究架構47
   第二節  構面因素之操作性定義與衡量48
   第三節  問卷設計54
   第四節  抽樣設計與調查對象56
   第五節  研究假設57
   第六節  統計分析方法60
   第七節  問卷回收及樣本結構64
第四章  研究結果71
   第一節  各構面之統計資料分析71
   第二節  各構面之因素分析及信度檢定76
   第三節  各構面因素之差異分析81
   第四節  各構面因素之相關互動關係分析93
   第五節  高階經營團隊管理風格、策略科技聯盟考量因素及產業競爭
        特性對策略科技聯盟發展模式之影響分析103
   第六節  策略科技聯盟經營績效與其它構面之影響關係分析110
   第七節  線性結構方程模型113
第五章  結論與建議120
   第一節  研究結論120
   第二節  研究建議129
   第三節  研究限制131
參考文獻132
附錄--問卷142
自述148
表目錄
表2-1 高階經營團隊特質之相關研究9
表2-2 Siminia之三種管理風格11
表2-3 高階經理人之管理風格模式13
表2-4 環境之屬性構面整理表15
表2-5 產業環境衡量構面及指標16
表2-6 策略科技聯盟之策略考量因素匯整19
表2-7 聯盟型態整理表25
表2-8 策略聯盟關鍵成功因素整理表29
表2-9 半導體產業競爭優勢因素整理表35
表2-10 聯盟績效指標之匯總表37
表3-1 高階經營團隊管理風格之衡量變項及操作定義48
表3-2 高階經營團隊組成特性之衡量變項及操作性定義49
表3-3 產業競爭特性之衡量變項及操作性定義50
表3-4 策略科技聯盟策略考量因素之衡量變項及操作性定義50
表3-5 策略科技聯盟型態之衡量變項及操作性定義51
表3-6 策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素之衡量變項及操作性定義52
表3-7 策略科技聯盟競爭優勢之衡量變項及操作性定義53
表3-8 策略科技聯盟經營績效之衡量變項及操作性定義53
表3-9 公司基本資料之衡量變項及操作性定義55
表3-10 因素負荷量之篩選準則70
表3-11 問卷回收狀況64
表3-12 公司成立年數65
表3-13 公司之年營業額65
表3-14 公司之員工人數65
表3-15 公司之產業別66
表3-16 TMT人數規模66
表3-17 TMT平均年齡67
表3-18 TMT差異年齡67
表3-19 TMT背景67
表3-20 TMT平均年資68
表3-21 TMT差異年資68
表3-22 TMT教育程度68
表3-23 策略科技聯盟經驗69
表3-24 策略科技聯盟發展模式69
表4-1 高階經營團隊管理風格之意見平均值及標準差表72
表4-2 產業競爭特性之意見平均值及標準差表72
表4-3 策略科技聯盟策略考量因素之意見平均值及標差表73
表4-4 策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素之意見平均值及標準差表74
表4-5 策略科技聯盟競爭優勢之意見平均值及標準差表75
表4-6 策略科技聯盟經營績效之意見平均值及標準差表75
表4-7 高階經營團隊管理風格之因素分析及信度檢定表77
表4-8 產業競爭特性之因素分析及信度檢定表77
表4-9 策略科技聯盟策略考量因素之因素分析及信度檢定表78
表4-10 策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素之因素分析及信度檢定表79
表4-11 策略科技聯盟競爭優勢之因素分析及信度檢定表80
表4-12 策略科技聯盟經營績效之因素分析及信度檢定表80
表4-13 不同團隊規模對TMT管理風格之差異分析81
表4-14 不同平均年齡對TMT管理風格之差異分析82
表4-15 年齡差異對TMT管理風格之差異分析82
表4-16 不同平均年資對TMT管理風格之差異分析83
表4-17 年資差異對TMT管理風格之差異分析84
表4-18 不同教育程度對TMT管理風格之差異分析84
表4-19 不同專業背景對TMT管理風格之差異分析85
表4-20 合併後之產業別散佈85
表4-21 不同產業別對各研究構面之差異分析表86
表4-22 華德法係數凝聚過程88
表4-23 不同產業競爭特性之特質差異表88
表4-24 實際分群與預測分群之交叉列表89
表4-25 不同產業競爭特性之差異分析表90
表4-26 不同科技聯盟發展模式對各構面之差異分析表91
表4-27 不同契約協定內容對各構面之差異分析表92
表4-28 TMT管理風格對策略科技聯盟考量因素之典型相關檢定表93
表4-29 TMT管理風格對策略科技聯盟考量因素之典型負荷量94
表4-30 TMT管理風格對策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素之典型相關檢定表95
表4-31 TMT管理風格對策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素之典型負荷量95
表4-32 TMT管理風格對策略科技聯盟競爭優勢之典型相關檢定表96
表4-33 TMT管理風格對策略科技聯盟競爭優勢之典型負荷量97
表4-34 策略科技聯盟考量因素對策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素之典型相關檢定表98
表4-35 策略科技聯盟考量因素對策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素之典型負荷量98
表4-36 策略科技聯盟考量因素對策略科技聯盟競爭優勢之典型相關檢定表99
表4-37 策略科技聯盟考量因素對策略科技聯盟競爭優勢之典型負荷量100
表4-38 策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素對策略科技聯盟競爭優勢之典型相關檢定表101
表4-39 策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素對策略科技聯盟競爭優勢之典型負荷量102
表4-40 TMT管理風格、產業競爭特性、科技聯盟考量因素對科技聯盟發展
模式之複羅吉斯迴歸分析106
表4-41 策略科技聯盟市場績效之迴歸分析表110
表4-42 策略科技聯盟人力資源績效之迴歸分析表111
表4-43 策略科技聯盟技術與創新績效之迴歸分析表112
表4-44 結構方程模型分析表115
表4-45 TMT管理風格對科技聯盟發展模式之複羅吉斯迴歸分類表117
表4-46 產業競爭特性對科技聯盟發展模式之複羅吉斯迴歸分類表117
表4-47 科技聯盟考量因素對科技聯盟發展模式之複羅吉斯迴歸分類表117
表4-48 TMT管理風格與產業競爭特性對科技聯盟發展模式之複羅吉斯迴歸分類表118
表4-49 產業競爭特性與科技聯盟考量因素對科技聯盟發展模式之複羅吉斯迴歸分類表118
表4-50 TMT管理風格與科技聯盟考量因素對科技聯盟發展模式之複羅吉斯迴歸分類表118
表4-51 TMT管理風格、產業競爭特性與科技聯盟考量因素對科技聯盟發展
模式之複羅吉斯迴歸分類表119
表4-52 結構方程模型適合度評鑑表119
表5-1 研究假設與實證結果對照表120
表5-2 差異分析結果整理表122
表5-3 相關及迴歸分析結果整理表124
表5-4 整體模型分析結果整理表127
圖目錄
圖1-1 本研究觀念性架構4
圖1-2 本研究之研究流程5
圖2-1 高階管理的角色8
圖2-2 開放式系統之組織14
圖2-3 合作關係之種類27
圖3-1 本研究架構圖47
圖3-2 研究架構分析圖62
圖3-3 統計分析程序63
圖4-1 TMT管理風格與策略科技聯盟考量因素之典型相關94
圖4-2 TMT管理風格與策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素之典型相關96
圖4-3 TMT管理風格與策略科技聯盟競爭優勢之典型相關97
圖4-4 策略科技聯盟考量因素與策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素之典型相關99
圖4-5 策略科技聯盟考量因素與策略科技聯盟競爭優勢之典型相關100
圖4-6 策略科技聯盟關鍵成功因素策略科技聯盟競爭優勢之典型相關102
圖4-7 結構方程模型之研究架構113
圖4-8 結構方程模型之研究結果116
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