A Study on the Critical Success Factors of Operational Performance in Bags Industry

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Title:	A Study on the Critical Success Factors of Operational Performance in Bags Industry
Authors:	Huang, Huei-Hsuan
Contributors:	休閒與遊憩管理學系碩士在職專班
Keywords:	Bag Industry;Value-Chain;Critical Success Factors;Delphi Techniques
Date:	2017
Issue Date:	2017-09-14 02:34:28 (UTC+0)
Publisher:	亞洲大學
Abstract:	Bags in the modern life is play a very important role, Taiwan has also found a lot of world famous bags brand, won the "bags kingdom" reputation, bag industry has been very popular. This paper explores the critical success factors that influencing the operation performance of the bag industry, validates the practice by theory and makes up for the deficiency of the existing empirical research literature, and then develops the effective business strategy and improves the business performance to establish the sustainable development of the enterprise. We uses literature analysis and Delphi techniques, invited two scholars and 18 experts to discuss, interviewed by experts and scholars, and refer to experts and scholars to provide suggestions, according to Michael E. Porter's five force analysis structure summarized as : The existing manufacturers of hostile competition, the potential competitors of the threat, the bargaining power of suppliers, the bargaining power of the purchaser, and the substitute goods or services, and 20 items, and then according to the three Delphi Techniques questionnaire survey. The results of this study finally summed up the ten items, in order to enhance the bag industry, the critical success factors include: the same industry and numerous, industry slow growth, standard or no difference products, with complete information, Or low, government policy or regulation, the monopoly of suppliers, the price and performance is better, the buyer is not important customers, customers face alternatives to maintenance costs derived from the results of the study to provide the same industry for business decision-making reference, and Provide government policy to determine economic and trade policy reference.
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