英文摘要 |
In face of competition from emerging countries that are adopting a development model of international cooperation and original equipment manufacturing (OEM) similar to that previously adopted by Taiwan, many of Taiwan’s manufacturers have responded by moving production offshore to low-cost locations, while some have instead shifted toward original design manufacture (ODM), or toward own brand manufacture (OBM) at the other end of the smile curve. To help manufacturers develop international brands, the government has launched the 'Branding Taiwan' project, which has gradually shown some success in building a good brand environment and promoting brand creation. However, Taiwan still lags some distance behind advanced countries in its level of brand development, and has not been able to effectively solve the majority of obstacles facing firms that have the ambition to create brands. In this study, we attempt to construct a viable operating model for “professional brand marketing companies.” Through review of policy, discussion of experts, and analysis of examples at home and abroad, focusing on such aspects as the selection of target industries, market conditions, factors of success, cross-strait co-creation of “Chinese brands,” and steps for establishment, we seek to provide inspiration for the formulation of models and policies for Taiwan’s development of international brands. |