| 研究生: |
黃麒樺 Huang, Chi-Hua |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
以商業模式及利害關係人觀點探究中國共享經濟之發展:以OFO和MOBIKE為例 Exploring the Development of Sharing Economy in China from the Perspectives of Stakeholders and Business Model: The Case Study of OFO and Mobike |
| 指導教授: |
周信輝
Chou, Hsin-Hui |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
管理學院 - 企業管理學系碩士在職專班 Department of Business Administration (on the job class) |
| 論文出版年: | 2019 |
| 畢業學年度: | 107 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 116 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 共享經濟 、共享單車 、商業模式四要素 、利害關係人 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | Sharing Economy, Bike-Sharing, Business Model, Stakeholders |
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全球化的經濟演進,為世界帶來共享經濟新浪潮,這樣的熱浪在中國迅速掀起以共享單車作為短程出行工具的風氣。在中國互聯網科技發展成熟條件之下,共享單車飛快的在中國起飛,甚至被譽為中國的新四大發明之一。然而,在這樣的榮景裡,社會開始出現各種因為共享單車而產生的問題亂象,影響至各個層面的利害關係人,共享單車企業甚至出現接連殞落的現象。
以此為探索點展開研究的進行,發現共享單車企業的商業模式完整,卻呈現出產業無法獲利的特殊現象,甚至連昔日的獨角獸OFO單車,在2019年的今日呈現默默退出市場的跡象,剩下Mobike單車仍持續正常營運。
本研究主要研究目的在於以理論視角來解讀這些問題現象,探究為何中國的共享單車,同時存在發展成功和失敗的現象?為了探討這問題,本研究從利害關係人和商業模式理論視角,挑選經歷產業熱潮到淘汰階段的產業代表性企業OFO、Mobike作為本研究的研究個案。透過大量豐富的次級資料蒐集,建構出兩個個案的研究發現結果進行比較。
The economic evolution of globalization has brought a new wave of shared economy to the world. This wave has quickly set off a trend of sharing bicycles as a short-distance travel tool in China. Under the mature conditions of China's Internet technology development, shared bicycles developed quickly in China and were even hailed as one of China's new four major inventions. However, in such a glory, the society began to appear many kinds of problems caused by sharing bicycles, affecting stakeholders at all levels, and sharing bicycle companies even appear to be closed one after another
Taking this phenomenon as a starting point for research, it was found that the business model of the shared bicycle company was complete, but it showed a special phenomenon that the industry could not make profit. Even the former unicorn OFO bicycle showed signs of silent exit from the market in 2019, but the Mobike bicycles continue to operate normally.
The main purpose of this research is to interpret this phenomenon from a theoretical perspective, exploring why China's shared bicycles have both development successes and failures? In order to explore this phenomenon, this study research from the perspective of stakeholders and business model theory. Selecting OFO and Mobike, representative industrial enterprises that have experienced the industry boom to the elimination stage, as research cases of this study. Through collect a large amount of secondary data to compare and analysis their business model and the relationship with stakeholders to find the reasons causing this special phenomenon.
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