The Patterns of Technological Development in Catching-up Economies --A Case Study in IC, CD/DVDs, Biotechnology industries in Taiwan

• Main Authors: Jui-Sheng Huang, 黃瑞生
• Other Authors: 劉常勇
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/02667301413745547541

碩士 === 國立中山大學 === 企業管理學系研究所 === 88 === The catching-up economies are unable to obtain the same power and financial status as that of the developed countries are primarily due to the less technological advancement. The research integrates the related facts and models on the development on high-tech of those of catching-up economies. A feasible strategic analysis structure is proposed serving as recommended guideline for the high-tech industries in those catching-up economies. Utilizing the CD/DVDs, semi-conductors and biological technology industries, all from Taiwan, as examples, to illustrate how the catching-up economies may structure the high-tech industries as well as how to develop strategies for the development of those three types of industries in Taiwan. The developed countries have accumulated the ability and resources from the past centuries to build the ability of R&D innovation, processing innovation, and assembly innovation in sequence. The catching-up economies must initially proceed with the method of reverse engineering. The step initiates with creating the assembly innovation and ends with research pertinent to the utilization of intensive brain-power. The research studies categorizes and divides the internal development of industry into four periods: the emerging period, the growing period, the expanding period, and the maturing period. The catching-up economies must overcome the various difficulties in order to reach the maturing period; and ultimately be able to obtain the same status as those industries of developed countries.