標題: 中國3C產品領導廠商之配銷強度策略影響因素與區域差異研究
Determinants of Distribution Intensity and Regional Inequality in Mainland China—the 3C industry
作者: 陳佩君
Pei-Chun, Chen
唐瓔璋
Edwin Tang
經營管理研究所
關鍵字: 配銷強度;3C產業;區域差異;中國;Distribution Intensity;Regional Inequality;3C Industry;China
公開日期: 2006
摘要: 中國大陸近年來經濟高速成長,成為資通訊暨消費性電子產業全球主要生產國後,期龐大的內需市場,更成為企業眼中的重要消費國。中國大陸在加入WTO後,中國大陸產業政策隨開放要求而調整,帶動廣大的市場需求,吸引全球企業積極卡位佈局。然而由於中國市場的複雜性及其地域的差異性使得廠商在拓展市場時面臨難題。如何定下成功的通路策略是各家廠商亟欲了解的課題。 通路管理的研究很多,但對於於配銷強度的相關學術研究卻很少。Frazier在1996年對配銷強度影響因素的研究指出,廠商間以合約簽訂及投資行為表現型態之信用承諾是影響廠商配銷強度的調節變數。然而並無研究探討到一銷售區域哪些特徵會影響配銷強度。於是本研究便以此為主題,探討區域中的哪些因子會影響配銷強度。本文研究目的如下:1.藉由品牌與品類發展指數矩陣與來分析中國四家3C商品領導廠商,Nokia手機、HP雷射印表機、聯想電腦及海爾電視機,其配銷強度策略。2.探討3C商品配銷強度策略之區域影響因子。3.探討中國區域差異是否對配銷強度有影響。
China has become one of the biggest markets in the world. However, because of the complexity and the regional difference of China market, the channel management in China is much more difficult than in other countries. How to make a successful channel strategy is the one thing that the companies wonder to know most. Stern, EI-Ansary, and Coughlan (1996) state, "One of the key elements of channel management is deciding how many sales outlets should be established in a given geographic area." Despite its importance, distribution intensity has received little attention in academic research. Frazier (1996) mentioned that "Credible commitments by retailers in the form of contractual agreements and investments are shown to moderate the relationships of manufacturer brand strategy and channel practices with distribution intensity." Nevertheless, up to the present, there is no research that examines how characteristics of individual trade areas affect distribution intensity. So the purposes of this paper are as follows: 1. Analyze the distribution intensity strategies of Nokia, HP, Haier, and Levono by CDI & BDI Matrix. 2. Discuss the determinants of distribution intensity 3.Discuss whether regional difference affects distribution intensity.
URI: http://140.113.39.130/cdrfb3/record/nctu/#GT009437545
http://hdl.handle.net/11536/81828
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