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x x = (Creativity) x (Customer Value) x (Implementation) = Innovation 17
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NSDB NSDB (Needs) (Solution) (Differentiation) (Benefits) (N) (S) (D) (B) N-S-D-B : 19
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NSDB (1) N Important Customer/Client/Market Needs?? S Compelling Solution? : 22
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NSDB~ 106 Need : Solution +.. Differentiation: Benefit 25
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(1/2) GDP2006 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 32.14% 24.78% ICT 31.36% ICT 21.08% ICT 0.77% ICT 3.70% 24.43% 28.67% 13.98% 29.45% 14.64% 2008 31.90% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 39.44% 28.70% ICT 39.14% ICT 28.28% ICT 0.29% ICT 0.43% 30.16% 34.89% 23.02% 31.37% 7.47% 5.04% 33 CIER2009/06 33
(2/2) 2006 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% ICT 70.97% 69.85% ICT 53.79% 50.82% ICT 1.12% ICT 2.97% 13.94% 27.94% 3.61% 6.15% 3.53% 2.17% CIER2009/06 GDP ICTICT ICT 34 34
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(CoPS CoPS) engineering-intensive (Miller, Hobday, Leroux-Demers & Olleros, 1995) boldly going to somewhere none has gone before! (Complex Product Systems; CoPS) (Complex Products) (aircraft, high-speed trains, turbines) (Complex Systems) IT/ (Large IT/Software Projects) (large ERP, software system) (Large Technical Systems; LTS) (telecom network, electronic road pricing system) (Large Engineering Projects; LEP) (Constructs) (airport, mass rapid transit, hydro) 38 Ren and Yeo (2006) 38
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台灣製造的可能轉型方向 差異化系統 提供者 Differentiated System Providers 參與複雜產 品系統 Involvement in CoPS 台灣製造活動 的核心 製造服務化 Manufacturing Servitization 需要跨越鴻溝 Substantial gaps to be filled! 41 資料來源: 中華經濟研究院, 陳信宏博士 41
(1/2) B2C ipod+ DellHP B2B GEIBM IBM 42 AppleiPodiPhone ipoddevicedevices as services +Software Intelligence+ 42
(2/2) 200811 2.5 2.5 43 43
bundled offering & 44 44
From Product-focused to Service-focused offering Total Offering Go downstream Customer Intimacy offering Functionality/Use Provided offering/ 45 45
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http://www.biba.uni-bremen.de/projects/expide 47
vs. Reiskin (2002) CMS 48
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product-based services White (1999) 50
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VS (Cost per Unit) (2/2) CPU199635%40% 50% 8%4.5% 18 1150% 53
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GE Power by the hour (2/2) Tekes (2007), Seizing the White Space Innovation Service Concepts in the United States. 55
(1/2) Co-creation B2B IBMPC vs. Server & Mainframe / Complex Product SystemsCoPS 56 56
(2/2) ICT revenue model GE Power by the hour GE 57
1 2 () Mode 1 (Product Extension Service) Inter-entity cocreation Mode 2 (Product Function Service) Mode 3 (Integrated Solution) 3 / 58
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Mode 22 / / IBM / CMS Apple ipod / / 62
Mode 33 / / cash flow / Nokia IBM / Atkins BWTC alue stream 63
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(1) Traditional Hedonism () Clanning // Aspiration Tranquil Vitality Classic Traditional Performance () Quality Proven Service Security : Roland Berger 95
(2) Progressive Hedonism () Carefree Thrill & Fun / New/Cool/Trendy / Progressive Performance () Personal Efficiency Customized Innovation/Protech / : Roland Berger 96
(3) Altruism () Purism Fair / Nature Moneyism () Smart Shopping Total Cost : Roland Berger 97
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(Defer Judgment) Defer Judgment 132
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den Hertog (New Service Concept) (1) (New Client Interface) 2 Outside-in+ Inside-out (Technological Options) (4) (New Service Delivery System) 3 Outside-in Business New Insight den Hertog (2001) Social Development Technology 151
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