英文摘要 |
Smart service could employ ICT and IoT technologies to improve the interactions between human behavior and virtual data processing to promote the transactions within the users in the physical world. Therefore, how service developers could frame a successful smart service to encourage transactions with the users is a practical challenge. On the living labs approach, framing a smart service with open innovation could make the service smartize through a real setting. A case of Taiwan is illustrated in this study which the government intends to introduce smart technologies, such as beacons, a mobile app, and a website, to frame a smart tourism destinations (STD) service in five Hakka towns, by living labs approach. In this case, we observe the interactions between the technology, users, and business in smart service framing, and attempt to identify the potential challenges by performance measuring. The results show a low adoption of the new STD service. Observing the case by a proposed model, we found that the tourist service model is spun in to smartize as a smart service by the developers, but it could not be spun out to reshape by the co-creating by the users. These findings indicated failure to make the inbound and outbound open innovation synergies as well as make the co-creation within the users in the framing process may lead an unsuccessful smart service. |