| 英文摘要 |
In 2017, the Dioxin and the Fipronil Egg Incident caused serious egg safety issues throughout Taiwan. Coupled with the long-standing egg shortage crisis, Bio-key Biotechnology Company devoted itself to the egg industry, hoping to reshape its overall image by improving egg quality. After fully utilizing extensive data analysis, this case entered the blue ocean market of red shell functional eggs, creating a new market opportunity. Using patented microbial technology to add trace elements to chicken feed, Bio-key Biotechnology’s functional eggs contain various nutrients such as DHA and lutein. This advantage is further linked to health foods, expanding the marketing channel of eggs to drug stores for sale. This case uses the value chain theory and the perspectives of cost-effectiveness and cross-industry alliances to explore the management of Bio-key chicken coop regarding chicken coop management. At the same time, Bio-key Biotechnology Company also adopts the model of OFOB (One Farmer, One Brand) to cooperate with egg farmers, establishing the brands of“Good Egg Alliance”and“Our Family Farm”, making egg farmers shareholders and helping them expand product awareness, break free from poverty, and implement sustainable business operations. This study illustrates the benefits brought by Bio-key Company's digital transformation. |