E-Book, Englisch, 358 Seiten
Reihe: Resource Management
Park / Hong Building Network Capabilities in Turbulent Competitive Environments
1. Auflage 2012
ISBN: 978-1-4665-1440-9
Verlag: Taylor & Francis
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)
Practices of Global Firms from Korea and Japan
E-Book, Englisch, 358 Seiten
Reihe: Resource Management
ISBN: 978-1-4665-1440-9
Verlag: Taylor & Francis
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)
Since the start of the recent financial crisis, as most global firms struggle to remain competitive, an increasing number of Korean and Japanese firms have experienced an amazing rate of growth and expansion. Although academic researchers and business leaders in the United States, China, Brazil, India, and Europe seek out the secrets to these businesses’ success, little is known about their business practices.
Supplying an insider’s perspective, Building Network Capabilities in Turbulent Competitive Environments: Practices of Global Firms from Korea and Japan unveils the strategic and operational practices that have allowed these firms to catch and surpass their competitors in North America and Europe. Based on fieldwork studies and extensive interviews with senior executives, it explains how these companies have developed and enhanced their core competencies through effective integration of product architecture, supply chain management, and IT strategy.
The book provides practical insight into changing business patterns while avoiding extensive mathematical algorithms and drawn-out theoretical descriptions. It uses cutting-edge case studies to illustrate the innovative manufacturing strategies of these rapidly emerging companies. Accessible to anyone with a basic understanding of business, it reveals the organizational processes of strategy formulation and implementation that are required for success.
Providing a clear understanding of both the career implications of the changing business landscape and how to deliver products and services that meet and exceed the needs of your customers, this book will help you develop the socio-technical skills needed to succeed in an increasingly competitive and turbulent business environment.
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HISTORY
What is Network Capability?: Introduction, Framework, and Contents
Twenty-First Century Global Business Environment Changing Product Architecture with the Transition from Analog to Digital Network Capability: A New Condition for Effective Responses in Global Business Environment
Literature Review on Network Capability Core Competence and Network Capability Product Architecture, SCM, and Network Capability Innovation and Network Capability
Organization of the Book
Korean IT Industry and Network Leadership: A Comparative Study with Japanese Experiences
Introduction
An Analysis of Economic Growth Models of East Asia Literature Review Research Framework
Case Analysis Korean and Japanese Second-Generation Mobile Communication Industry Success of Korean CDMA Industry Background of CDMA Industry Development Success Factor of CDMA Industry CDMA Industry Spreading Effect
Implications of Korean IT Industry Success Factors Importance of Network Formation Standardization Issue Summary of Korean IT Industry’s Success Factors
Discussion
Growth Mechanism and Management of Korean Firms: A Comparative Study with Japanese Experiences
Introduction
Literature Review Firm Growth Model and Learning Theory Research Framework
Case Studies Electronic Industry Growth Process of Samsung Electronics (SE) Technological Accumulation
Stage through Organizational Learning Spillover Stage (Horizontal Extension) Automotive Industry Growth Processes of Hyundai-Kia Motor Company (HKMC) Technology Accumulation through Learning Spillover (Horizontal Expansion) Stages Spillover (Horizontal Expansion) Mechanism
Conclusion
Product Architecture and Technology Transfer: New Catch-Up Pattern in Digital Era
Introduction
Product/Process Architecture and Global Competitive Advantage
Product Architecture and Technology Transfer Growth of Japanese Firms and Technology Transfer Product Architecture and Technology
Case Studies CD-ROM/DVD Industry TV Industry
Discussion
CASE STUDIES OF KOREAN IT INDUSTRY
Korean Semiconductor Industry: A Comparative Study with Japanese Counterpart
Introduction
An Analysis of Semiconductor Industry from Architecture-Based Perspective Structure and Characteristics of Semiconductor Industry A History of the Semiconductor Industry from an Architecture-Based Perspective
Changing Korean Semiconductor Patterns (From Memory to Logic Semiconductors)
Korean and Japanese Semiconductor Industries and Future Prospects
Discussion
Korean LCD Industry: Product Architecture and Global Supply Chain Management of LCD
Introduction
Product Architecture and SCM (Supply Chain Management) of LCD Product Architecture of LCD LCD and SCM (Supply Chain Management)
Structure of LCD Industry and Investment of Korean LCD Firms Changing Structure of Value Chain System of the LCD Industry Korean Firms Position in the LCD TV Market and Investment Status
SCM Strategies of Korean LCD Makers Building SCM System by LCD Firms SCM System Building Effort by Samsung SCM System of LG Display Vertical Integration Strategy of LCD architecture
Future Challenges for the Korean Upstream Component Parts Industry
Korean TV Industry: A Case Study of LG Electronics
Introduction
Product Architecture and Operation Management Integral Product Architecture and Modular Product Architecture Hierarchy of Product Architecture in FPD TV LCD and PDP
Case Study Case Background Case Analysis Integration of Panels and SCM System Efficient Mass Production through Implementation of LGPS (LG Production System)
Discussion
Korean Mobile Phone Industry: Product Architecture of Mobile Phones and Network Capability
Introduction
Product Architecture of Mobile Phones Smartphone and Innovation
New Product Development of Korean Handset Firms Global Competitiveness of Korean Mobile Phone Makers Product Development Strategy of Korean Handset Makers
Product Development Strategy of Korean Firms and Smartphone Responsive Strategy Comparison of Samsung and LG Product Development Smartphone and Business Model of Mobile Communication Industry
Discussion
INFRASTRUCTURE OF IT CAPABILITY
Suppliers Support for Supply Chain Integration: Korean Automobile Industry and the Steel Industry
Introduction
Literature Review Collaboration and Information Integration between OEM and Its Suppliers South Korea Government’s Policy to Support SMEs
Case Studies Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group (HKAG) Description of the Firm Coexistence Cooperation with Suppliers POSCO Company History POCSO’s 3.0 Innovation Projects POSCO Innovation and Collaboration with Suppliers
Discussion
Product Development of Japanese Electronics Industry
Introduction
Product Architecture and CAD Usage Design Idea and Product Architecture Measure Product Architecture and CAD Usage
Research Model and Framework Research Framework Research Methods
Results Component Parts Statistics of Investigated Products Product Architecture and Measurement Results Electronic Product Development and CAD Usage
Conclusion
IT Usage Strategy of Korean Firms: Case Studies of Mobile Display Manufacturers
Introduction
Literature Review SCM and Database Integration Capability Research Model
Case Studies Case A Case B
Discussion
IT Usage Strategy of Japanese Firms: Product Lifecycle Management for the Global Market
Introduction
Literature Review Global Issues of Product Lifecycle Management A Research Framework
Case Studies Case A Conversion of Product Architecture in Response to Global Marketing The Results of Changing Product Architecture Case B Adoption of a Design Navigation System System Adoption Results Case C Design Localization for Local Product Results of Adoption Case D Global BOM (Bill of Materials)
Conclusion
Integrated Manufacturing and IT Strategy for Futuristic PLM: A Conceptual Framework from Japanese Firms
Introduction
Literature Review Past and Future of Product Lifecycle Management A Framework of Futuristic PLM
Case Studies Case A Case B Case C
Discussion
Conclusion
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