英文摘要 |
The value exchanging between businesses is not only to concern how to link the shift-in physical products of up-stream firms with self’s primary activities, but also to enforce and evaluate the value generating from the auxiliary services, information, and knowledge of intangible product through self’s supporting activities. Therefore, both the primary and supporting activities will influence the value creation of exchange between businesses via the participation of internal value process. Few of the established studies about b-to-b exchange focused on the functions of internal value chain in the exchange process. This study expects to inquire (1) interaction between internal and external value chain in b-to-b exchange, and real functions of each primary and supporting activities, (2) application of internal marketing in the exchange process between value chains, after the interviewing and observation in medical field of hospital. Through the inquiry in-depth about the managerial decision analysis and the practical operations, this study has generated main discoveries as follows. 1. When the internal supporting activities interact with other supporting activities, which emphasize the offering of decision information for each department to assure their assistances and policy consistency. 2. When the internal supporting activities interact with primary activities, which emphasize the offering of resources, capability, and instruction etc. to assure of self’s output quality and operation standardization. 3. When the internal primary activities interact with supporting activities, which emphasize the providing of customers’ needs and improving advises to influence the managerial decisions. 4. When the internal primary activities interact with other primary activities, which emphasize the offering of needed up-stream and down-stream operations to accomplish the whole output value. 5. When the external supporting activities interact with internal supporting activities, which emphasize the processing of supplied information, then to influence other activities by policy or regulation via interactions between internal supporting and primary activities. 6. When the external supporting activities interact with internal primary activities, which emphasize the using of technology, knowledge, and operating specification to improve output via interactions between internal primary and other primary activities. 7. When the external primary activities interact with internal supporting activities, which emphasize the processing of industrial information from suppliers serving experience to comply internal strategy with environmental needs via interactions between internal supporting and primary activities. 8. When the external primary activities interact with internal primary activities, which emphasize how to link the supplying resources, functions, and services with internal operating process to empower self’s value generating ability via interactions between internal primary and other primary activities. |