英文摘要 |
In the past several years, Hong Kong government extensively exploited outsourcing to offer high-quality and cost-effective services and projects. According to the statistics of Dec. 2002, there were 4,800 outsourcing contracts from public departments amounting to HKD. 200 billions and averaging to HKD. 65 billions per year. Outsourcing of services copes with the policy of 'Large Market, Small Government' and quite fits to Hong Kong's situation. It is also worthwhile to serve as a reference for the narrow-area and high-population Taiwan. This study investigates the outsourcing system of Hong Kong's public property management and proposes the analyses and scopes for reference. This study uses the methods of documents research and experts interview to search, compile, and analyze the relevant information and eventually present the history, idea, system, and regulations of Hong Kong's public property outsourcing. The conclusion is: Hong Kong's public property outsourcing possesses long-time experience and a complete system, so it is very worthwhile to study. Its success relies on: (1) determining a definite goal, (2) clearly defining the range and level of required services, (3) focusing and paying sufficient time and resource for preparing proper contracts and supervising the execution of contracts, (4) selecting acceptable service providers by setting appropriate selection criterion and evaluating system, not only by low price. (5) effectively communicating with inside clerks to strive for there supports, even helping them to obtain employment or start up a new company (Housing Department's way is a good example) , (6) aggressively planning and managing the interim arrangement of converting service providers, and (7) setting related measurable service index for conveniently performance reporting and supervising, also for effectively communicating with service providers. |