| 英文摘要 |
In the recent years, Taiwan has experienced a large scale of industrial transformation. Enterprises are eager to develop high-valued innovations to gain market competitiveness and survive in this changing environment. This study developed a service-oriented perspective to explore the relationships between the various innovation modes, self-branding strategy and firm performance. Specifically, the innovation modes are developed in accordance with the stages of value chain including R&D innovation, manufacturing/process innovation, and service innovation. This study conducted a large-scale survey of 729 publicly traded electronics firms in Taiwan between 2003 and 2009, with a total of 296 valid responses. The results showed that the strategies of service innovation, manufacturing/process innovation, and R&D innovation have generated positive and differentiated effects on firm performances. Moreover, the value-added effects between the various innovation modes and firm performance are positively moderated by the degree of self-branding. This study concluded that business model of OBM outperform business model of ODM/OEM in executing innovation strategies, specifically in terms of R&D innovation and manufacturing/process innovation. Some managerial and policy implication are discussed. |