| 英文摘要 |
Amid the rapid development of Taiwan's semiconductor and wafer foundry industries, the machine tool sector has emerged as the third trillion-dollar industry. Meanwhile, the metal manufacturing industry, dominated by small and medium-sized enterprises, ranks as the fifth-largest machine tool industry globally. The effective adoption of smart manufacturing technologies has become a critical driver for industrial upgrading. The purpose of this study is to understand the decision-making factors for the successful implementation of smart manufacturing in the metal manufacturing industry, thereby enhancing operational efficiency and identifying feasible pathways for the adoption of smart manufacturing in small and medium-sized metal manufacturing enterprises. This study applies the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), utilizing a review of relevant literature and in-depth interviews through the focus group method to establish four main criteria and their sub-criteria to construct a hierarchical framework of decision-making factors for successful smart manufacturing implementation in the metal manufacturing industry. The four main criteria include: ''Financial Perspective,'' ''Internal Process Perspective,'' ''Customer Demand Perspective,'' and ''Innovation and Learning Perspective.'' Through AHP hierarchical questionnaire analysis, twelve sub-criteria under these four main criteria were identified. The analysis of the research findings shows that among the decision-making factors for the successful implementation of smart manufacturing in the metal manufacturing industry, the two most important criteria in order of weight are ''Customer Demand Perspective'' and ''Innovation and Learning Perspective.'' This study proposes feasible solutions for small and medium-sized metal manufacturing enterprises to enhance operational efficiency and adopt smart manufacturing despite limited resources. It provides empirical support and strategic recommendations for the smart upgrading of the metal manufacturing industry in the context of Industry 4.0, helping SMEs strengthen their competitiveness and consolidate their position in the global supply chain. |