英文摘要 |
The business model plays a central role in business performance, but the description of most documents is lacking and vague. There is no clear theoretical context to explore and analyze. In practice, enterprises do not know how to describe their business model. In the absence of norms to follow, the business model is often said to be different, and it is quite important to understand it. Therefore, this study intends to collect relevant literature and establish the factors and facets for the formation of business models to provide a reference for discussing relevant business models. In addition, in order to provide a feasible analysis procedure for the business model in practice, this study uses the case study of Yung-Chi's Vietnamese Subsidiary to analyze the formation and factors formed by the business model, in order to establish a correct concept for the formation of the business model. Through the literature, the formation of the business model is affected by factors such as the value chain activities, network relationships and income sources of the internal structure of the enterprise; and it is influenced by many factors of the external environment, and the various business strategies adopted by the company are mutually condensed. Then, in-depth interviews and field investigations of case companies to understand their business model, the result is that 90% of the income of the Yung-Chi Vietnamese Subsidiary comes from Taiwanese companies and their network relationships, and its business model is a ''trust model.'' This model is based on the market penetration strategy of the Vietnamese market. It is the result of the functional level (department) strategy of the Taiwan parent company that attaches importance to research and development, caring for employee benefits, establishing partnerships with distributors, and operating its own funds. |