| Summary: | 碩士 === 元智大學 === 管理研究所 === 93 === Innovation Incubator is the planning execution platform of “Asia-Pacific Business Start-Up Center” (which mainly aims at establishing complete business start-up and venture capital mechanism) established by Taiwan government. Small and medium enterprises have always been the major impetus of Taiwan economic growth and each business sector development. Having experienced with fierce international competition during last few years, small and medium enterprises do need the Taiwan government’s support in solving such problems as suffering insufficient R & D and having difficulty getting access to gaining information. Meanwhile, because of the government’s financial crunch, the subsidy constituting the major business operation capital source for the incubator will be curtailed. While the incubator burdens more responsibilities assigned by the government, and related missions become more complicated, business operation environment keeps on changing rapidly, the incubator can fulfill its diversified business operation goals and cope with the fast-changing trends mentioned above only by adopting aggressive operation innovation and adjustment in business strategies.
This research is composed of executing case study on two incubator by using Qualitative Research Method based on a structure of “7S”, and is expected to achieve: 1. Discussing the critical business operation difficulties and improvement trends of the incubator, 2. searching possible innovative strategies for enabling the incubator to fulfill their missions and responsibilities, 3. probing the business operation mode and business sector development consultation of the incubator.
The related data collection and analysis of this research results in such major conclusion and suggestions as:
1. The incubator shall provide enterprises one-stop Total Solution by integrating sources efficiently, and aggressively develop the incubator capacities by combining external and internal resource through physical and virtual incubator.
2. The incubator shall diversify and expand their service goals and modes by adopting flexible and efficient “corporate” organization and business operation policies.
3. The incubator shall strengthen and externalize their incubation and consultation proficiency, and enhance related business skill and improve commercial incubation efficiency and innovate business philosophies, and establish commercial operation mode as soon as possible.
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