英文摘要 |
This study analyses business models (proposed by Osterwalder & Pigneur in 2010) of creation-oriented, innovation-oriented, and venture-oriented Makerspace providers from the perspective of core strategy proposed by Hamel in 2000 and Chesbrough in 2011. The core strategies and business models of TechShop, FutureWard, and Chaihuo makerspace are chosen as our cases. Case study method is used as the research method, and cross tabulation analysis technique is used for data analysis. Inferred from the research results, the core strategies of these three cases guide their corresponding value propositions and key activities. Value propositions then influence other key elements on the right-hand side of business model, such as target markets, distribution channels and customer relationship. Key activities then influence other key elements on the left-hand side of business model, such as key resources and key partners. Revenue streams and cost structure are the last two elements to be influenced. As makerspace providers, the three cases show similar but differentiated business models under the guidance of their core strategies. |