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    Title: 從企業角度探討O2O的關鍵成功因素
    The Critical Success Factors of Online to Offline Business Model – A Business Perspective
    Authors: 楊欣庭
    Yang, Abby S.T.
    Contributors: 尚孝純
    Shang, Shari S.C.
    楊欣庭
    Yang, Abby S.T.
    Keywords: 商業模式
    線上
    線下
    電子商務
    Offline
    Online to Offline
    O2O
    e-commerce
    business model
    Online
    Date: 2015
    Issue Date: 2015-08-24 10:10:15 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: O2O 是一個嶄新的商業模式,透過網路上的服務提供導引線上消費者到線下店面進行消費或是取用實體服務。在近年,O2O迅速成為眾企業討論的話題。除了知名零售和電子商務企業,O2O商業模式以在各行各業中逐漸發展,舉例來說,知名零售業的Walmart和Target; 服飾業的Uniqlo和GAP; 配件-眼鏡的Warby Parker和餐飲業麥當勞和Instacart。業界充滿林林種種的實際個案,但學術上卻缺乏完整的研究來說明O2O的現況,我們不了解O2O的定義和範圍,甚至對於企業來說,到底該如何成功地實現O2O的精華。此篇研究的目的是希望能提供企業更具體了解O2O的概觀,並可以檢視在規劃一個O2O專案的發展需要有哪些關鍵成功因素。

    基於之前少數的文獻和大量從網路、報章雜誌所蒐集的業界個案,我們的研究透過這些資料蒐集分為兩階段研究。第一階段,根據蒐集的資料,我們建立五種型態的O2O 商業模式 –(1) Commerce O2O; (2) Try-on O2O; (3) Promotional O2O; (4) Experience O2O; and (5) Crowdsourcing O2O。我們專注在promotional O2O的五家在台灣企業的個案研究。第二階段,根據文獻我們先定義出可能的關鍵成功因素列表,再舉辦深入的企業訪談,透過訪談的方式來驗證並修改原本的關鍵成功因素列表,為3個分類-(1)4個技術關鍵成功因素: 系統操作友善, User Interface 設計, 精確的定位, 穩定的IT系統承載的能力;(2)5個管理關鍵成功因素-管理者支持, 客戶關係管理, 使用者參與方案設計, 專案執行的高貫徹度, 專案的監控管理追蹤;(3)4個組織關鍵成功因素-完整的人員訓練, 線上線下的流程無縫整合, 不斷創新與思考方向, 明確的專案目標。最後,我們希望這篇研究可以幫助企業更了解O2O商業模式,並且幫助他們有效的發展O2O專案。
    Online-to-Offline (O2O), a brand-new business model that drives online visitors to purchase in-store by offering services online, has received a great deal of attention. In addition to well-known retailers and ecommerce businesses, the O2O business model has been adopted by companies across a variety of industries, such as Target and Macy`s in retailing, GAP and Uniqlo in apparel, Warby Parker in accessories and McDonald’s and Instacart in food. However, less attention has been paid in the literature to the clear definition and scope of both online and offline businesses in the O2O business model, and there is limited understanding of how to build a successful O2O project. The objective of this study is to organize comprehensive information for the O2O business model and to examine the critical success factors (CSFs) for building O2O business models.

    Based on the literature and case studies of the O2O business model, this study builds a framework for data collection and is conducted in two stages. First, we build a preliminary finding regarding the five major types of O2O business models—(1) Commerce O2O; (2) Try-on O2O; (3) Promotional O2O; (4) Experience O2O; and (5) Crowdsourcing O2O—based on the literature and more than 50 practical cases and select five promotional O2O companies in Taiwan as our focus. Second, we conduct an in-depth case study on selected cases related to possible CSFs for successful O2O implementation. The critical success factors (CSFs) for building O2O business models are–(1) Four factors of technological dimension- User Interface design, Ease of use application, Accurately located function and IT load balancing capability; (2) Five factors of management dimension- Management support, Good CRM system, Strategic execution capability, Actively involve end users in solution design and Measure, monitor, and track; (3) Four factors of organization dimension- Complete staff training, Seamless the process of online and offline channels, Reinvent the company`s future and Establish a clear project goal. The research results not only provide a complete O2O overview but also verify and enhance the list of CSFs for building O2O business models. It is hoped that we can gain a better understanding of the O2O business model from these cases and thus help companies develop effective plans for building O2O projects.
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    國立政治大學
    資訊管理研究所
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    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0102356024
    Data Type: thesis
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